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The Harvest Begins!
The date harvest will soon start in the oases of southern Tunisia. It marks the beginning of a very exciting time.
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Standing up to the Mafia
Libera Terra pasta is anything but ordinary. Its uniqueness stems from the way it's produced and has a lot to do with the ground in which the ingredients are grown. That's because it was confiscated from the Mafia.
Verdict: “difficult”
We ourselves say that we operate in particularly difficult regions of the world. But what does that actually mean?
Recipe Idea: Banana Smoothie
As inspiration for using nutritious bananas, we would like to give you a recipe for a delicious banana fruit smoothie.
Construction in Togo
Founding a cocoa cooperative and gebana Togo comes with major challenges for both the farmers and gebana. But it’s worth it: the quantity of exclusive organic and fair-trade cocoa from Togo is continuously growing.
Recipe: Date and Carrot Salad
Delicious Tunisian dates will soon be ripe. As inspiration for using these nutritious fruits, we would like to give you a recipe for a tasty date and carrot salad.
August Topic of the Month: The cashew growers from Taga
The cashew growers are making the most of the skyrocketing cashew prices that have come about as a result of demand from Asia, and are selling to the highest bidders — in spite of their contracts with gebana. What do the farmers themselves say about this?
August Topic of the Month: Turbulent times for cashew nuts
The cashew harvest began in February as it always does, but it soon became apparent that everything would be different this time.
Tunisia votes today!
When, in January 2011, the Tunisian dictator Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali fled to Saudi Arabia, a breeze of freedom swept through not only North Africa but the whole Arab world. For the first time in many decades, people throughout the Arab world had the feeling of possessing the power to change their own circumstances. Tunisians, Egyptians and other people throughout the different countries let an “Arab Spring” begin.
Hope for Afghanistan
So auch der 51-jährige Haji Hamidullah, der mit seiner Frau und seinen vier Töchtern in der Hauptstadt Kabul Unterschlupf fand. Wie viele der Geflüchteten kehrte die Familie 2004 zurück und begann erneut, Trauben zu pflanzen.
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