Climate change

Namibia is culling over 700 wildlife, including elephants and hippos, to provide food for citizens amidst a severe drought crisis affecting food security. The initiative aligns with government mandates to …

This article examines the impacts of biodiversity loss and environmental crime on women from rural and indigenous communities in Ecuador, Mexico, Cameroon, and Indonesia. It discusses how illegal extractive activities …

The IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre forecasts above-normal rainfall for the Greater Horn of Africa for June to September 2024, predicting significant implications for agriculture and health, with a …

Zimbabwe and Namibia are resorting to culling elephants due to extreme drought conditions that have compromised food security. The unprecedented move follows one of Zimbabwe’s worst droughts in four decades, …

Severe flooding due to torrential rains has impacted over 2.7 million people across Chad, Nigeria, and Cameroon, leading to urgent humanitarian needs. The floods have destroyed homes and farmland, worsening …

Recent severe flooding across Chad, Nigeria, and Cameroon has affected over 2.7 million people, raising alarms over food insecurity and displacement. In Chad, flooding has destroyed homes and crops, resulting …

Both Sudan and Chad are experiencing severe flooding, affecting hundreds of thousands, while Lesotho faces a significant drought leading to a national food security crisis. The UN reports severe humanitarian …

Severe floods in Chad and Nigeria have affected over 2.1 million people, resulting in more than 1,000 deaths and significant property loss. The flooding has displaced nearly one million individuals, …