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Zodiak Goes Continental: Selected for Climate Change Solutions Journalism Iniative (opens the original)
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Nairobi, Kenya: Zodiak Broadcasting Station (ZBS) is among six media institutions selected to implement the first-ever Africa Climate Beacons Newsroom Initiative, coordinated by the Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (MESHA). To launch the initiative, MESHA has brought together senior representatives from five of the six English-speaking African countries in Nairobi for a two-day meeting running from today, Sept 29, to Wednesday, Sept 30. The Climate Solutions Beacon Newsroom
Farmers Urged to Grow Drought-Resistant Crops as El Niño Fears Mount (opens the original)
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Agriculture experts have advised farmers to diversify their crop production by growing drought-resistant crops such as sorghum, millet, cassava, sweet potatoes, and pigeon peas alongside staple crops as the rainy season approaches amid growing concerns over El Niño weather conditions. Civil Society Agriculture Network (CISANET) National Director, Elizabeth Mnenula Namaona, said that while farmers are being encouraged to adopt climate-resilient crops, no crop is entirely immune to climate-related
From Poverty to a Life of Purpose (opens the original)
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Poverty takes many forms, shaped by factors such as location, education, and opportunity. In Africa, however, poverty often extends beyond income, denying millions access to life's most basic necessities. In Malawi and many other African countries, even education, hard work, urban living, or a privileged family background do not always shield people from hardship. For many families, poverty means struggling to secure nutritious food, adequate clothing, safe shelter, and access to healthcare. Thi
Sonke Gender Justice Pushes for Greater Inclusion of Women and Youth in Decision-Making (opens the original)
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Sonke Gender Justice has expressed concern over the underrepresentation of women and young people, particularly those with disabilities, on global and regional decision-making and advocacy platforms, saying the exclusion limits their ability to influence policies and decisions that directly affect their lives. Speaking in Lilongwe during a training workshop for representatives of organizations for women with disabilities, civil society and human rights groups, Sonke Gender Justice Policy Develop
Vision Fund Pledges Mental Health, Financial Literacy Support for Mtandire Community (opens the original)
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Vision Fund has pledged to support Mtandire residents through mental health services and financial literacy initiatives aimed at improving livelihoods and reducing poverty in the community. The organisation says it plans to equip young people with financial literacy and entrepreneurship skills to help them become self-reliant and break the cycle of poverty. Vision Fund Chief Executive Officer, Theodora Ng'oma Ntaba, said Mtandire continues to face challenges such as high school dropout rates, ch
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