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- More than three-quarters of Malagasy families earn a living from agriculture, but frequent natural disasters – drought in the South, cyclones in the East, locust threats – cut into production ...READ MORE

- Malawi’s small-scale producers – who make up the vast majority of farmers – are struggling to produce enough to feed themselves and their families. Small landholdings, little access to credit, ...READ MORE

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Since April 2012, Madagascar has been facing a serious locust plague of the Malagasy Migratory Locust, that threatens the livelihoods of 13 million people in the ...read more
14/05/2013

- Swarm of Malagasy Migratory Locust in invasion area
Ankilizato (east of Morondava), 15 April 2013: This swarm is no longer in transit and could very well settle ...read more
10/05/2013

- Swarm of Malagasy Migratory Locust in invasion area
Ankilizato (east of Morondava), 21 April 2013: This swarm is no longer in transit and could very well settle ...read more
08/05/2013

- In southern Zambia, the village of Sikaunzwe is abuzz with activity for the 2012/13 agricultural season. For many families in this farming community, growing crops – ...read more
08/05/2013

- Dense Malagasy Migratory Locust swarm in transit between the mountains of the Isalo National Park.
Swarm in transit between the outbreak and invasion areas. They are moving ...read more
07/05/2013

- Madagascar's worst locust plague in 60 years has infested about half of the island, destroying crops and raising concerns over food shortages. Malagasy authorities say they ...read more
07/05/2013

- Malagasy Migratory Locust swarm and hopper bands observed on 28 March 2013 in the regions of Menabe (Manja district) and Atsimo Andrefana (Benenitra district), Madagascar.
30/04/2013

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30/04/2013

- Latest photos from Ilakaka on the locust crisis that Madagascar is facing.
11/04/2013

- Madagascar needs more than $22 million of emergency funding by June to start fighting a severe locust plague that threatens the country's next cropping seasons and ...read more
26/03/2013
