Africa: From Rotten Tomatoes to AI – Ugandan Commonwealth Youth Award Winner Takes Aim At Hunger Across Africa

Africa: From Rotten Tomatoes to AI – Ugandan Commonwealth Youth Award Winner Takes Aim At Hunger Across Africa

London & Dar es Salaam — Shifra Ainomugisha from Uganda is the 2026 Commonwealth Young Person of the Year. Her award was announced at the 2026 Commonwealth Youth Awards ceremony in London, where she was also named the Africa Regional Winner. Before anyone called her an innovator, before artificial intelligence entered the conversation, before solar-powered…

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Africa: From Rotten Tomatoes to AI – Ugandan Commonwealth Youth Award Winner Takes Aim At Hunger Across Africa

Africa: The Desmond Tutu Programme to End Global Hunger Celebrates Expansion

On Friday, 15 May 2026, faith leaders, humanitarian partners, Rotary International representatives, municipal and provincial dignitaries, community leaders and international guests gathered at the former home of Archbishop Desmond Tutu in Soweto, Johannesburg, to celebrate the continued expansion of the Desmond Tutu Programme to End Global Hunger. The programme is a global humanitarian and climate-smart…

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Africa: From Rotten Tomatoes to AI – Ugandan Commonwealth Youth Award Winner Takes Aim At Hunger Across Africa

Africa: Tinubu Has Turned Nigeria From Africa’s Giant Into ‘Hunger Hotspot’ – – Atiku

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has stated that President Bola Tinubu has turned Nigeria from “Africa’s giant into a hunger hotspot,” following the latest warning by the United Nations (UN) that nearly 35 million Nigerians could face acute hunger between June and August 2026. This was contained in a statement signed by Atiku’s Senior Special…

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Africa: From Rotten Tomatoes to AI – Ugandan Commonwealth Youth Award Winner Takes Aim At Hunger Across Africa

Africa: Hunger Crisis Is Set to Get Worse in West and Central Africa – Why and What to Do About It

Countries in west and central Africa are facing a food crisis with multiple causes. Estimates in late December 2025 suggested that 41.8 million people were already in crisis or worse in October-December 2025. The number was expected to rise to 52.8 million in June-August 2026. Researchers Kirui Oliver Kiptoo and Chibuzo Nwagbosu explain how serious…

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