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On February 18, an embankment at a copper mine in Zambia broke, releasing over 50 million liters of toxic wastewater. This disaster, linked to the Sino-Metals Leach Zambia operation, has …
Severe Environmental Crisis Emerges Following Wastewater Release in Zambia Read More
The article discusses the significant role of small trees and shrubs in carbon sequestration within Namibia’s dry woodlands. A recent study reveals that these smaller plants contribute nearly one-third of …
Unlocking the Carbon Capacity of Namibia’s Dry Woodlands Read More
Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s first president, passed away on February 8, 2025, aged 95. His leadership spanned over four decades, significantly influencing Namibia’s independence. National mourning followed his death, with citizens …
A Tribute to Sam Nujoma: Father of Namibia and Anti-Colonial Icon Read More
The Climate Investment Funds (CIF) has allocated $143 million to support nature-based solutions in Brazil, Kenya, and the Zambezi Basin. This funding is expected to attract nearly $1 billion in …
CIF Invests $143M to Enhance Climate Resilience and Restore Forests in Brazil, Kenya, and Zambezi Read More
The CIF has allocated $143 million to support nature-based solutions in Brazil, Kenya, and the Zambezi Basin, projected to attract nearly $1 billion in co-financing. Brazil will focus on restoring …
CIF Allocates $143 Million to Enhance Climate Resilience and Restore Ecosystems Read More
ITV’s new documentary series “Extreme Planet Earth” will examine the effects of climate change on wildlife. Developed over three years by Plimsoll Productions, the six-part series is set to air …
ITV’s “Extreme Planet Earth” to Explore Climate Change’s Impact on Wildlife Read More
Zambia and Zimbabwe are facing dire economic challenges due to drought-induced low water levels in Lake Kariba, which have led to severe power outages. This situation threatens livelihoods and exacerbates …
Drought Intensifies Economic Struggles in Zambia and Zimbabwe Due to Kariba Lake Crisis Read More