War is difficult to fully comprehend unless you’ve lived through it. I was just a boy, eleven years old, when my family fled our home in Bocoio during Angola’s civil war. We settled in Lobito, where my father, though a civil servant, struggled to earn enough to feed us. His salary was irregular, which meant food and other basic items we needed as a family were often unavailable.
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In the Central African Republic (CAR), where years of armed conflict, insecurity, and displacement have created a severe humanitarian crisis, access to basic services remains extremely limited.
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ForAfrika at UN Food Summit in Ethiopia
ForAfrika – the largest African humanitarian and development organization working for an Africa that thrives – joined over 3,500 delegates from around the world at the United Nations Food Systems Summit +4 (UNFSS+4) Stocktaking Moment, held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from 27–29 July 2025.
Amos Dairy
A groundbreaking new social enterprise initiative has been launched to empower dairy farmers in Uganda, backed by a $120 million off-take agreement with Amos Dairies Ltd. The initiative, driven by ForAfrika Social Enterprise, is designed to revolutionise the dairy supply chain enabling emerging commercial farmers to scale production and secure a better livelihood.

A life inspired by Africa

“Potatoes! Potatoes!” came the cry up the stairwell of the six-story apartment block in Maputo. It was the early 1980s and Mozambique was in the midst of civil war – and a famine.

Photo Essay: World Food Day

The United Nations’ 2024 report on Food Securityfound that the African continent is not on track to meet the food security and nutrition targets of Sustainable Development Goal 2 on Zero Hunger for 2030.
Gardening friends

From garden to plate

With tools and watering cans in hand, Dickson and Sumaira join their friends to show off their school’s vegetable garden.
Refugees and the host community live peacefully side by side
Reaping rewards: James and the Giant Cabbages  ForAfrika’s agricultural programmes inspire peaceful co-existence between refugees and those who host them  Fred Mutenyo The dramatic increase in the number of refugees globally has cast a spotlight on conflicts that occur between refugees and their host countries. The competition for natural resources such as land, water and
ForAfrika moves into the Central African Republic
At least 50% of the population is not eating enough and only 30% have access to clean drinking water. This is an ongoing crisis due to lack of resources.