All articles in 'Environment'


Tanzanian Heads UN Convention on Biological Divers...

There is greater awareness of the impact that human activities can have on nature, and of the connec...

7th July 2020
Water, Peace and Security

Of all the natural resources the Earth offers, water is the most indispensable

10th December 2019
Africa’s Continental Free Trade Area in The Face o...

There is a fight that has taken global center stage, a fight to save the earth from the ravaging eff...

12th November 2019
National Governments Can Unlock Nearly $24 Trillio...

New Report Finds National Governments Can Unlock Nearly $24 Trillion by Investing in Zero-Carbon Cit...

24th September 2019
Climate Crisis Causes Shocks and Poses Dire Econom...

More ambitious action and stronger political will are required to counter the climate crisis

24th September 2019
How the African Office Will Change by 2025

In the past decade, offices in Africa have already begun to evolve from the dreary cubicles of workp...

10th September 2019
Africa Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss Challe...

We have one collective aim—taking action: to improve the quality of the air we breathe; to preserve...

20th November 2018
Landscape Restoration for Food Security & Climate...

There is perhaps no societal problem more wicked, more intractable and more tangled than the nexus o...

24th July 2018
Africa Plantation Capital & Bidco Africa Sign MOU...

Africa Plantation Capital & Bidco Africa Sign MOU for the supply of Bamboo Biomass by Africa Plantat...

10th July 2018
The Congo Basin: Africa’s Lung

How is it possible that in a continent which has more than 5,000 billion cubic meters of water in it...

1st May 2018
Tackling Illegal Wildlife Trade in Africa: Role of...

The illegal wildlife trade is threatening not only elephants, but many of the world’s endangered spe...

20th March 2018
Frantic Efforts to Mitigate Water Scarcity in Sout...

The drought in South Africa is, in some provinces, showing no signs of abatement.

14th March 2018
Giving Lake Chad a Lifeline

The “oasis in the desert” is just a desert now, due to the drying up of the Lake Chad.

6th March 2018
Planetary Health: An Essential Part of Human Healt...

The simple fact is this: we are only as healthy as our planet

21st November 2017
A World Free Of Nuclear Weapons

A certain pessimism might make us think that “prospects for a world free from nuclear arms and for i...

14th November 2017
Protecting Marine Species, Ecosystems and Biodiver...

Poverty, inequity, loss of biodiversity and environmental damage are inextricably linked

7th November 2017
An Environmental Odyssey in the Making

While we cannot prevent natural disasters from happening, we can mitigate their catastrophic impact

5th September 2017
Extractive Industries Push Africa’s Indigenous Peo...

So little is done to protect the environment and the indigenous peoples, says the report.

20th June 2017
Media and Public Relations Practitioners Launch a...

Greening Kenya is tailored to a Kenya’s specific drought situation and the persistent year in, year...

6th June 2017
The 4 Ds of the Ecosystem

Overall, the shift to a low-carbon economy would require incremental capital expenditures averaging...

15th February 2016
What Happened to the Uganda National Tree Fund?

Each tree you plant changes a life. Like the timeless Chinese proverb teaches us, “The best time to...

20th September 2016
Natural Resources: The Endangered Treasure In Afri...

Africa's unrivaled wealth of natural resources proportionately attracts the tentacles of many crimin...

1st February 2016
Global Ocean Health: The Need for Concerted Effort...

Seven out of ten fish stocks around the world are fully or over-exploited, and too few fish in the o...

29th February 2016
Coping with Climate Change: Potentials and Opport...

It is those with the capacity to harness nature, to adapt and govern nature that transcend and build...

1st August 2016
Solar Cookers Revolutionize West Africa

The prospects of solar cooker in West African urban poor communities are enormous; about 87% househo...

29th January 2013
Environmental Conservation: The Boon

A European philosopher made the bold assertion, using the language of his day – “man must eat before...

20th November 2012
Why Africa Should Go Green

There are socio-economic implications if African Countries and the World at large do not contribute...

14th January 2013
Ethiopia and El Nino

By early next year, projections indicate that 400,000 children could suffer from Severe Acute Malnut...

12th December 2015
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African Perceptions of the Eur...