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CSOs push for reforms at the KFW Accountability Mechanism after experts discovered that it has weak remedies in addressing grievous harms caused by its investments. signal-2026-02-24-111408_002

CSOs push for reforms at the KFW Accountability Mechanism after experts discovered that it has weak remedies in addressing grievous harms caused by its investments.

Witness Radio February 24, 2026

By Witness Radio Team Germany’s state-owned development bank, KfW, is facing renewed scrutiny as Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) issue...

Small-scale fishers and coastal communities are pushing to testify before a human rights commission investigating the causes of food inequality in South Africa. _cuva

Small-scale fishers and coastal communities are pushing to testify before a human rights commission investigating the causes of food inequality in South Africa.

Witness Radio February 17, 2026

Fisher women play a vital role in sustaining household food security, yet remain under‑recognised, excluded from permits,...

The Kenyan government insists on maintaining provisions of the Seed Act that the court nullified: farmers and legal experts question the motive. Screenshot-2026-02-16-101539-1

The Kenyan government insists on maintaining provisions of the Seed Act that the court nullified: farmers and legal experts question the motive.

Witness Radio February 16, 2026

By Witness Radio team. Mr. Francis Njiri, a small-scale farmer from Makongo and a member of the Seed...

13 years after the refugee host community was forcefully evicted to expand a refugee settlement, thousands remain unsettled. WR-WORK

13 years after the refugee host community was forcefully evicted to expand a refugee settlement, thousands remain unsettled.

Witness Radio February 11, 2026

By the Witness Radio team. More than 60,000 people, evicted over a decade ago, remain landless, poverty-stricken, and without...

Decades of land loss and chronic poverty: Salala Rubber Plantation prioritizes profit over the well-being of local Liberian communities. src-lac-land-grab-protest

Decades of land loss and chronic poverty: Salala Rubber Plantation prioritizes profit over the well-being of local Liberian communities.

Witness Radio February 6, 2026

By Witness Radio team. What began in 1959 as a promise of jobs and development has, according to affected...

Indigenous communities’ complaint against World Bank-linked Nepal Cable Car Project declared eligible for investigation. signal-2026-02-05-184349

Indigenous communities’ complaint against World Bank-linked Nepal Cable Car Project declared eligible for investigation.

Witness Radio February 5, 2026

By Witness Radio team Indigenous Yakthung (Limbu) communities in eastern Nepal have fought hard for recognition...

The Witness Radio and Seed Savers Network Joint Radio program boosts Farmers’ knowledge of seed and food sovereignty. signal-2026-02-04-120719-1

The Witness Radio and Seed Savers Network Joint Radio program boosts Farmers’ knowledge of seed and food sovereignty.

Witness Radio February 4, 2026

By Witness Radio team Across Africa, seed laws are increasingly structured to favor commercial seed systems, leaving smallholder...

Close to six years on, Pangero Chiefdom subjects still linger in pain after the government army’s forceful takeover of their ancestral land. evictions-1

Close to six years on, Pangero Chiefdom subjects still linger in pain after the government army’s forceful takeover of their ancestral land.

Witness Radio February 3, 2026

By Witness Radio Team It was a bolt from the blue—an unimaginable shock that arrived without warning. Close...

Indigenous communities in Eastern Nepal accuse the World Bank’s Linked Cable Car Project of rights violations. signal-2026-02-02-113206

Indigenous communities in Eastern Nepal accuse the World Bank’s Linked Cable Car Project of rights violations.

Witness Radio February 2, 2026

By Witness Radio Team A $22 million cable car project cutting through sacred forests in eastern Nepal has become...

Witness Radio and Seed Savers Network are partnering to produce radio content to save indigenous seeds in Africa. Final-11

Witness Radio and Seed Savers Network are partnering to produce radio content to save indigenous seeds in Africa.

Witness Radio January 28, 2026

By Witness Radio team. Across Africa, indigenous seeds are vital, climate-resilient, and culturally significant resources that smallholder farmers deeply...

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