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  • Local farmers have been displaced by multinational corporation for agribusiness

  • Family left with nothing

  • Houses demolished to require more land
Karuturi guilty of tax evasion
The Kenyan government has found Karuturi Global Ltd, the world's biggest producer of cut roses, guilty of tax evasion. This is the first time an African government has brought a large multinational company to court for transfer mispricing through a fully public process.
>> Read more		 World Bank: Investigate ‘Development’ Project Abuses
World Bank’s board should support an internal investigation into allegations of abuse linked to a World Bank project in Ethiopia, Human Rights Watch said today..
>> Read more		 World Bank Investigate 'Villagisation' Project
An investigation into a World Bank-funded project in Ethiopia following accusations from refugees that the bank is funding a programme that forced people off their land..
>> Read more		 Indian-Ethiopian Seminar Open to Investors and other Representatiives
The article by Metasebia Tadesse (‘How Ethiopians benefit from Indian (and other) land investors’, The Hindu, 27 Feb), in response to Ashish Kothari’s article on the subject (19 Feb), is a typical case of a defensive government fudging the facts. .
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Fight Against Land Grabbing

The key challenges facing indigenous peoples today are attempts by governments and multinational corporations to acquire large track of lands on indigenous peoples territories and traditional lands without their consents in the name of development.>> Find Out More		 Education Change Lives of People

Education can play a crucial role in improving condition of life by reducing poverty, improving communications and promoting gender equality among the populations. It also empowers community members and enables them to develop necessary skills ... >> Find Out More

Top News

Land rights, not land grabs, can help Africa feed itself
Land purchases which ignore the interests of local communities and the local landscapes are both morally wrong and commercially short-sighted. We need action both nationally and globally to stop them.
East Africans told to resettle: Are these 'land grabs' or progress?
In Ethiopia, a plan known as 'villagization' has freed up vast tracts for foreign corporations and brought a storm over methods of development at the World Bank.

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