Indonesia palm oil deforestation exposing firms to $10 bln of risks - study
Respondents in a survey of 125 firms producing, sourcing or using Indonesian palm oil collectively reported as much as $10 billion in potential financial impacts from reputational and market risks
South Sudan, Chad ranked the worst nations to be a girl in Africa
Coronavirus pandemic set to reverse fragile gains on gender equality in Africa
Africa shrugs off net-zero emissions push without finance to follow
With already low emissions - and little international investment to pursue clean growth or carbon storage - many African countries do not see net zero as a priority
As millions face famine, women at risk as they eat last and least
Women and girls are facing a double burden amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with famine looming in Yemen, South Sudan, Burkina Faso and Nigeria
Biden rekindles American Dream for Africa's LGBT+ refugees
African LGBT+ refugees seeking new life in the United States celebrate Biden-Harris win
OPINION: Ethiopia must set a minimum wage to defend workers’ dignity
Ethiopia’s race to the bottom for cheap and low-cost production is harming its factory workers
From Asia to Africa, refugees hope Biden win could help rebuild lives
Joe Biden has promised to raise the quota of refugees the U.S. accepts after numbers plummeted under Trump
Trash for cash: South Africans fight hunger with digital currency
A recycling project in a rundown Johannesburg neighbourhood is cleaning up the streets while helping to feed thousands of people
Kenyan charities urge gov't to quit U.S.-led anti-abortion pact
Critics say the Geneva Consensus Declaration is a bid to weaken global efforts to safeguard women's sexual and reproductive health and rights
Can solar fridges helping vaccinate African children work for COVID-19?
Solar-powered refrigerators are cooling vaccines in places with no grid electricity - but organising a vast cold chain for COVID-19 immunisation will be a huge logistical challenge