Colonial legacies have woven a complex tapestry of food insecurity in West Africa. Historical exploitation, land appropriation, and altered agricultural practices left communities grappling with scarcity, revealing the deep scars
Colonial legacies have woven a complex tapestry of food insecurity in West Africa. Historical exploitation, land appropriation, and altered agricultural practices left communities grappling with scarcity, revealing the deep scars
In the dance between water and wealth, megadam projects embody both promise and peril. While they offer potential for energy and irrigation, the cascading effects ripple through communities, ecosystems, and
Water insecurity ripples through communities, profoundly affecting women’s health. As primary caregivers, women bear the brunt—navigating labor-intensive water collection, facing increased stress, and dealing with the health risks of contaminated
Megadams, towering feats of engineering, reshape landscapes and redirect water flows with precision. They harness rivers to create reservoirs, boost agriculture, and generate power, offering a dual promise of sustenance