In spite of having 65% of the worlds uncultivated arable land, abundant water resources, a youthful population with a median age of 19.7 and suitable agro-climatic conditions for commercial agriculture1, Africa remains a net importer of food, the hunger capital of the world and a continent with the highest number
Africa holds 17.8% of global population, contributes a paltry 3.7% to global greenhouse emissions and suffers disproportionately from climate change. According to a report published by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), climate change in Africa is "harming food security, ecosystems and economies, fueling displacement and migration and worsening the threat
I will start by defining homelessness as the lack of a respectable, secure accommodation with access to clean water, sanitation and other public amenities that exposes the individual(s) or group(s) bereft of them to the vagaries and risks of weather, insecurity and public or private ridicule. According to a report of
No matter the data you interrogate, Africa is reported to have a disproportionate number of the worlds poorest. While the World Bank reported that 685 million people around the world lived in extreme poverty with less than $2.15 dollars per day at the end of 2022, Statista indicates that in 2023,