The lack of food and the lack of variety in what people are eating in the drought-stricken regions is why so many are requiring life-saving medical care.

The recent civil war and a crippling three-year drought have plunged Ethiopia into a crisis reminiscent of the 1980s catastrophe that led to the famous Live Aid relief effort.  

The rise and rise of online retailers has hit an all-time high – with the likes of Temu and Shein dominating consumption worldwide.

As many as one in four New Zealanders have shopped on Temu, often attracted by ultra-low prices, but ethical fashion researchers say these prices are a red flag for worker exploitation. Tearfund advocacy specialist Maya Duckworth spoke to Charlotte Cook.

Baptist World Aid have just released their 2024 Ethical Fashion Report and, as Dan Ahwa reports, when it comes to the ongoing issue of fast and ultra-fast fashion, the onus shouldn’t always be on the consumer.