
Goma’s resilient farmers
There’s a whole city needing to go about its business, with citizens looking to eat, sleep, work and play. So Goma’s hard-working farmers on are
Changing the narrative on Africa.

There’s a whole city needing to go about its business, with citizens looking to eat, sleep, work and play. So Goma’s hard-working farmers on are

On the slopes of Mount Elgon, where Uganda and Kenya meet in a region of extinct volcanoes, elephant highways and bamboo forests, a locally-cherished dish known as malewa — dried and smoked bamboo shoots — has taken root as an exotic export, called malewa. Once a ritual food of the Bagisu people, malewa’s popularity has jumped borders and now, continents.

Young entrepreneurs like beekeeper Blessing Hallie are finding a future in green jobs. By Caitlin Flynn Along a rocky dirt road in Lofa County, Liberia,