
Somaliland’s President Sounds the Alarm — Over 1 Million People Need Help Now
Somaliland President H.E. Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi Irro launched an urgent nationwide and worldwide humanitarian appeal, warning that a rapidly worsening

After Cyclone Freddy damaged farms in southern Malawi, some smallholder farmers began using a WhatsApp-based AI chatbot (“Ulangizi”) from Opportunity International to get practical guidance on crops, soil issues, and disease identification. One farmer followed the tool’s advice to diversify into potatoes alongside staples, improving income and household stability. The article also notes challenges to scaling these tools, including limited smartphone access, connectivity, electricity, and the risk that incorrect AI advice could reduce trust.
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Somaliland President H.E. Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi Irro launched an urgent nationwide and worldwide humanitarian appeal, warning that a rapidly worsening

Profile of women—many of them mothers—earning income through seaweed farming and related small-business activity on the Tanzanian coast/Zanzibar area. The

A Dutch-government–funded program (reported as €50M / ~USD 59M) launched on February 18, 2026 to protect girls in East Africa

USTRAK supported farmers in eastern Kenya to adopt practical regenerative farming methods (e.g., soil and water conservation, climate-resilient practices) through