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29 07 2024 | 08:40

African oceans: the green revolution against the plastic tide

With around 8 million tonnes of plastic dumped in the oceans every year, plastic pollution is threatening marine ecosystems on the African continent. Innovative solutions and local initiatives are…

29 07 2024 | 08:40

Kenyan farmers turn to sustainable methods to combat soil acidity

In an effort to combat increasingly acidic soil, farmers in Kenya are turning away from industrial farming methods. Planting vegetables, Benson Wanjala and his wife are working to cultivate their…

29 07 2024 | 08:36

Magatte Niang: “SEN’EAU is working for optimised water management in Senegal”

For his first media appearance since his appointment in August 2023, Magatte Niang chose Afrik21 to mark Africa Seas and Oceans Day. In this interview, the Director General of Eau du Sénégal (SEN'EAU…

29 07 2024 | 08:36

The World’s Sharks Face a Gauntlet of Threats From Marine Heatwaves—and ‘Coldwaves,’ Scientists Say

Over the last 450 million years, sharks have survived five mass extinctions, making them some of the oldest—and sturdiest—creatures still in existence today.  But a sixth mass extinction that many…

29 07 2024 | 08:34

AFD to finance the deployment of 42 MWp of solar energy in Central Kenya

Kenya is continuing to diversify its electricity mix and plans to build a new solar photovoltaic power plant around the Seven Forks hydroelectric scheme. This will be done with the financial support…

29 07 2024 | 08:33

NNPC plans to borrow another $2 billion crude oil-backed loan to boost economy – Report

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) is planning to borrow an additional $2 billion in crude oil-backed loans from international creditors to boost its financial inflow. Reuters…

29 07 2024 | 08:32

15 people dead, more than 195 missing after boat carrying migrants capsizes off Mauritania

At least 15 people have died and more than 195 are missing after a boat carrying migrants capsized near Mauritania’s capital Nouakchott, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said…

29 07 2024 | 08:32

George Monbiot on the record jail terms given to Just Stop Oil activists – podcast

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29 07 2024 | 08:31

Moussa Bala: ‘Repression is the major element of the new Treaty on the High Seas’.

A legally binding text that calls on States to take responsibility for preserving international waters and their resources. This is how legal expert Moussa Bala defines the International Treaty for…

29 07 2024 | 08:30

Malawi welcomes first fuel train in two decades

Blantyre, Malawi     — A trainload of diesel fuel has arrived in Malawi for the first time in 21 years, signaling the end of fuel shortages. Malawian authorities said the arrival Tuesday marked the…

29 07 2024 | 08:28

Electrochlorination, solar, biodiversity… SEN’EAU’s green revolution in Senegal

While the supply of drinking water is being strengthened in Dakar and other towns in Senegal, SEN'EAU wants to go further by focusing on sustainability. The company, which provides the public…

29 07 2024 | 08:27

Trump’s Environmental Impact Endures, at Home and Around the World

Former President Donald Trump dismantled the pillars of U.S. climate policy when he exited the Paris climate accord and rolled back more than 100 regulations to protect air, water, endangered species…

29 07 2024 | 08:26

African Seas and Oceans Day: between rescue and preservation

As Africa celebrates the 9th Africa Day of Seas and Oceans on 25 July 2024, attention is being drawn to the rescue of the Panamanian cargo ship MV Ultra Galaxy, which ran aground west of the Western…

29 07 2024 | 08:23

A ‘new era’ in malaria control has begun with a vaccination campaign for children in Ivory Coast

ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (AP) — Health workers in Ivory Coast began giving children the latest malaria vaccine on Monday, the beginning of a regional campaign that experts hope might curb the impact of…

29 07 2024 | 08:18

Transboundary waters: Zimbabwe joins two UN global conventions

As Africa promotes the sustainable growth of its seas and oceans on 25 July 2024, Zimbabwe is also determined to protect its shared water resources. This is the rationale behind its recent accession…

29 07 2024 | 08:09

Egypt: 19th book fair in Alexandria attracts summer visitors

In the Egyptian city of Alexandria, summer visitors are flocking to the 19th book fair, a two-week event running until July 28th. Stacks upon stacks of books lined the shelves, tables and walls at…

29 07 2024 | 08:06

Botswana pushes for law granting locals 24% mining ownership

Botswana is proposing a new law requiring mining companies to sell a 24% stake in their operations to locals. Botswana is a leading diamond producer in Africa and second globally, after Russia.…

29 07 2024 | 08:04

Kenya top recipient of AfDB funding in East Africa

Kenya tops the East and Central African region as the biggest beneficiary of funding from the African Development Bank (AfDB) over the last decade. Data from the pan-African lender shows that AfDB…

29 07 2024 | 08:02

‘Massacred for TikTok likes’: is social media feeding the slaughter of 2.6m birds in Lebanon?

Shell casings litter a meadow on Mount Terbol in northern Lebanon. The valley below falls along one of the world’s busiest routes for migratory birds. The mountain peak, buffeted by harsh winds,…

29 07 2024 | 08:00

The Guardian view on GB Energy: a good idea turns up just in time

Sir Keir Starmer’s legislative plan to green Britain has arrived not a moment too soon. Last week, the government’s advisers warned that only a third of the carbon reductions required by law would be…