Women Must Be at Forefront of Protecting Nature – UN
Environmental officials have said one key reason countries are failing to halt rapid losses in nature is that women who
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Rwandan Researchers Solve Math Around TB Treatment
A group of researchers at Rwanda Biomedical Centre have reportedly discovered that a standard algorithm that was used to diagnose
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Sierra Leone a Health Disaster in the Making – Study
A new study has revealed that three-quarters of people over-40 in Sierra Leone have at least one health factor that
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NEMA Issues Fresh Flood Alert to Five Communities in Yobe
By Ibrahim Baba Saleh Damaturu — The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has issued flood alerts to highly probable risk
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Food and Agricultural Agency Warns of Severe Dry Spell in Uganda
The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has warned of severe drought between November 2020 to February 2021 that will result
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Dirty Water For Sale in South Africa’s Towns – Govt Needs to Act
Fourteen civil society organisations have joined forces to fight for access to clean drinking water across the country, but specifically in
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African Union Secures ‘Tangible Results’ in Nile Dam Talks
The current AU-brokered negotiations on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam have seen important achievements, and are expected to lead to
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Oil Spill Threatens Mauritians
Not only will the massive oil spill off off the coast of Mauritius have long-term impacts on the island’s fragile ecosystems,
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Climate change will accelerate biodiversity loss
Christopher Trisos, University of Cape Town The study says that temperature rises above two degrees Celsius will severely affect biodiversity
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Climate change to alter Africa’s malaria map by 2100
By: Eldon Opiyo [NAIROBI] Communities across Africa will face new malaria hotspots as climate change alters the earth’s complex water systems,
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