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On November 7, 2022, Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio and Guinea Prime Minister Mamadou Oury Bah visited successful agricultural projects in Ethiopia’s Oromia region amid the World without Hunger …
Sierra Leone and Guinea Leaders Advocate for Agricultural Development at Ethiopian Conference Read More
Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio and Guinea Prime Minister Mamadou Oury Bah visited Ethiopia on November 7, 2024, to observe successful agricultural initiatives within the context of the World …
Sierra Leone and Guinea Leaders Examine Agricultural Developments in Ethiopia Read More
A coalition of animal protection organizations strongly opposes Namibia and Zimbabwe’s extensive wildlife culling plans, claiming that these actions threaten endangered species and violate sustainable management principles. The coalition emphasizes …
Opposition Mounts Against Namibia and Zimbabwe’s Planned Wildlife Cull Read More
Fairtrade producer organizations are increasingly developing climate change adaptation plans to enhance agricultural resilience amidst climate challenges. By the end of 2022, 502 organizations had implemented measures addressing issues like …
Fairtrade Farmers Strengthen Resilience Through Climate Change Adaptation Plans Read More
More than 420,000 children in the Amazon basin are impacted by severe drought, leading to significant water scarcity and food insecurity. UNICEF has called for urgent climate financing to support …
UN Reports Over 420,000 Children Affected by Severe Drought in Amazon Basin Read More
The UN reveals that over 420,000 children in the Amazon region are grappling with severe drought and water scarcity. Urging for enhanced climate financing, UNICEF stresses the urgency of addressing …
UN Reports Over 420,000 Children Impacted by Severe Drought in Amazon Read More
Senegalese women marched in Dakar demanding climate justice, urging polluting countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions ahead of COP29. The demonstration, a response to recent devastating floods, highlighted the need …
Senegalese Women Demand Climate Justice Ahead of COP29 Read More
Following the September 2023 earthquake in Morocco, Ecosia pledged profits to the High Atlas Foundation, resulting in the planting of 80,000 trees, repair of irrigation systems, and installation of solar …
Resilience through Restoration: How Ecosia is Aiding Recovery in Morocco’s High Atlas Region Read More
Senegalese women marched in Dakar, demanding accountability from polluting countries for their role in climate change. The activists emphasized the need for reparations and adherence to the Paris Agreement ahead …
Senegalese Women Advocate for Climate Justice in Dakar March Read More
Africa is currently facing an unprecedented wave of flooding exacerbated by climate change, affecting millions of residents, particularly in Nigeria’s Kogi State. Severe weather events, including torrential rains, have led …
The Devastating Impact of Climate Change on Flooding in Africa Read More