Namibia Plans to Cull Over 700 Wild Animals Amid Severe Drought
Namibia announces plans to cull over 700 wild animals, including elephants and hippos, to combat severe drought-induced food shortages impacting nearly half of its population.
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UN Urges Global Support as Nearly Half of Namibians Face Hunger
Nearly half of Namibia’s population faces severe hunger due to an El Niño-induced drought. The UN is calling for immediate international aid to prevent a worsening humanitarian crisis.
4.2 Million Malawians Facing Hunger Crisis After Severe Weather Events
Up to 4.2 million Malawians face acute food insecurity between June and September due to severe droughts and floods that led to a 17% drop in agricultural output, according to a recent report.
WFP China’s Zhao Bing Highlights Global Food Insecurity and China’s Agricultural Success
In an exclusive interview, WFP China’s Dr. Zhao Bing discusses global food insecurity and highlights China’s agricultural successes.
UN Raises Concerns as Zimbabwe Declares State of Emergency Amid Severe Drought
The United Nations raises concerns as Zimbabwe declares a state of emergency amid severe drought, joining Zambia and Malawi in facing critical food shortages.
UNFCCC Chief Warns Climate Change Fuels Hunger and Conflict
UNFCCC Executive Secretary Simon Stiell warns that urgent action against climate change is essential to prevent future conflicts and alleviate global hunger exacerbated by changing climate patterns.
Global Hunger Crisis Worsens Despite Record Food Production
Despite record food production, global hunger is on the rise, affecting 828 million people in 2021. The crisis impacts both low-income and wealthier countries, highlighting urgent need for solutions.
Miami’s Minority Community Unites to Combat Food Insecurity Amid Pandemic
A minority community in Miami unites to combat food insecurity through the Village (Free)dge initiative, reflecting a global trend of grassroots efforts to support those in need during the pandemic.