Indonesia plans to clear forests about the size of Belgium to produce sugarcane-derived bioethanol, rice and other food crops, potentially displacing Indigenous groups who rely on the land to survive.

Witness Radio has petitioned the Buganda Land Board (BLB) to investigate and address concerns regarding forced land evictions ...

Authorities in Attapeu province have awarded concessions to three Lao companies, enabling them to grow durian on hundreds of ...

The joint initiative with UK-based Valor Carbon aims to plant over 10 million trees across 25,000 hectares in the Issyk-Kul region, with the potential to attract up to $180 million in climate ...

The head of the African Development Bank says big foreign companies are not paying Africa fairly for its role in fighting ...

Advocates for 22 communities affected by the problems told ICIJ the sale allowed Socfin and the IFC to minimize their ...

A venture backed by Canada’s PSP Investments has bought out its co-investors in the Kooba aggregation in New South Wales, ...

The Liberian government has taken legal action against former union leaders of the Salala Agricultural Workers Union of ...

Japan will bar foreigners from acquiring farmland if their visas are set to expire soon, in a bid to prevent misuse of such ...

More than 2,000 farmers from Obi and Awe Local Government Areas in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, have staged a peaceful protest ...

Cameroonian villagers protesting on March 25 against plantation company Socapalm's replanting of oil palm trees on disputed ...