“Revitalization: collective action for the ocean” is the theme for World Oceans Day 2022 June 8 is World Oceans Day, the United Nations day for celebrating the role of the oceans in our everyday life and inspiring action to protect the ocean and sustainably use marine resources. Join us: Uniting…

The best street food in Angola Roasted peanuts, roasted plantain and roasted cassava in both main meals and desserts, it is above all a favorite snack in Angolan communities, especially on the streets. Grilled Bombó (grilled cassava) com ginguba (with roasted peanuts) Bombó is the root of cassava, dried and fermented. It is mainly used to make funge…

Day by day, violence against children in varied conflict zones has been rising; nearing to 250 million children living in nations affected by the conflict is vulnerable. The United Nation recognizes, that there exist more need to done, so that rights of the children protected and at the same time…

Sustainable or unsustainable? By Sofonie Dala Plastic pollution is an unnecessary and unsustainable waste of that resource Our heroine for today is only 11 years old. On the weekends she sells plastic bags in this informal market among adult women. According to her, she goes to school from Monday to Friday but on the weekends she is forced to walk long distances to sell plastics in…

Women play a critical role in farming and rural economic development. Good morning ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our green program! Today, we are interviewing a strong woman named Henriqueta, she is a vegetarian, and she has good tips to share with us. We create a lot of cool and…

This year’s theme is: Making Menstruation a normal fact of lyfe by 2030 To create awareness about menstruation, provide safe and hygienic practices to girls, and burst the bubble of taboo, World Menstrual Hygiene Day is celebrated on May 28 all over the world. Watch our On Demand video …

We create a lot of cool and impactful initiatives! We have consistently shown a strong commitment to gender equality and women empowerment to ensure inclusive growth and sustainable development. How is the daily life of women in Angola? Gender disparities are also a lived reality at the level of cash crops production. For example, women remain in subsistence…