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South Africa | A man carries cut wild rooibus tea at Heiveld farm / Heiveld farm

Our annual review for 2009

Our 2009 annual review illustrates the impact of our work with individuals and communities living in poverty and marginalised by their societies. With our partners we’ve worked to expand the range of voices included in policy debates to promote change in policy outcomes. Read our annual review.

Magazine

Wild at heart in South Africa's tea country

When rooibos, South Africa's naturally caffeine-free tea, made the jump from health food store to supermarket staple it provided a lifeline for a small group of indigenous farmers. Then drought and the entry of commercial growers into the market threatened them with ruin. But they are fighting back by planting wild rooibos.

Our latest media brief

Farmer Abra Rejani in his barley field, Ethiopia. The financial crisis has been felt by people in the developing world through falling demand for commodities, and rising food and fuel prices / Crispin Hughes - Panos Pictures

Beyond the financial crisis

The World Bank says the international financial crisis will plunge a further 64 million people into extreme poverty in 2010. As the UN calls world leaders to a 20-22 September summit on achieving the Millennium Development Goals by 2015, a Panos media brief looks at how decision-making on economic growth affects people's living standards.

News Bulletin

News: 2 September 2010

Screenshot from 'Imagine a world', Panos London's corporate video / Panos London

'Imagine a world...' video

Our new video shows how Panos London supports poor people to make their voices heard. From a people's assembly in Manchar Lake, Pakistan to sharing skills in Faux Cap, Madagascar it explains the vital work that Panos London does to help marginalised people engage in the development debate and make their voices heard. Watch!