Parliament is mulling an amendment to the Cooperative Societies Proclamation that government officials say will open new ...

Despite their critical role in feeding the continent, African women, who constitute up to 60 per cent of the agricultural ...

Addis Ababa, January 23, 2026 (ENA)—Ethiopia is intensifying its focus on homegrown economic reforms to address youth ...

NBAF, the federal animal disease lab in Manhattan, is being exempted from the federal hiring freeze and is looking to fill 150 positions, officials said Wednesday. Alfonso Clavijo, director of the ...

People living near Lega Dembi gold mine in Ethiopia’s Oromia region have for years complained about serious health impacts, including children born with long-term health conditions, miscarriages, and ...

Climate-smart agricultural technologies like heat-tolerant seeds have enormous potential to bolster Africa's food production, ...

Ethiopia aims to grow the agricultural share of the GDP from 34.9% in 2024 to a forecasted 37.64% by 2030 by institutionalizing urban farming as a permanent custom rather than a temporary survival ...

We talked with Nick Callegari ’25, Dianna Liu ’18, and Ariana Yuen ’19 about the unique challenges faced by founders trying to make a difference and the moments that make their work worthwhile.

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Cloe Swanson-Hartman grew up on a farm in Canton, South Dakota, and is now working in the welding and fabrication industry, thanks to support from the National Farmworker Jobs Program.

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