Ghana is planning approximately US$10.8 billion in renewable energy investment between 2026 and 2030, setting out an ambitious roadmap to
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A father-and-son team at the Cape Honeybee Conservancy have moved over 250 wild bee colonies from urban locations since 2018.
Morocco has formalized a landmark framework agreement to build a nationally integrated seawater desalination industry,a move that combines the country’s water security imperative with an explicit in
At the edge of Kinshasa’s forest, a quiet rescue mission unfolds every day: human caregivers stepping in as mothers for orphaned bonobos, the world’s most endangered great ape found only in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
In DRC, local initiatives are turning to biogas to address the challenges of access to household energy. According to its promoters, this alternative helps reduce expenses related to charcoal, cope with power outages, and limit the effects of household pollution.
As the drought intensifies, and the malnutrition rate soars, the race is on to stop another hunger catastrophe.
The United Nations rights chief demanded Thursday that Tunisia end widening repression targeting civil society organizations, journalists, rights defenders and opposition figures.
Morocco has called in Addis Ababa for the integration of the climate,peace and security dimensions in the new AU strategy for the Sahel,following the example of the Chad Lake Basin Commission’s
The 12th edition of the Regional Maritime and Coastal Forum concluded on Thursday in Nouakchott,with participants adopting the Nouakchott Declaration and urging intensified efforts to safeguard marin
Every time someone in Johannesburg drinks a glass of water, there is a 60% chance it comes from neighbouring Lesotho. Now, a newly built bridge will help the tiny mountain kingdom nearly double those exports.
At least 42 people were killed and 10 injured in intercommunal fighting over water resources in eastern Chad, officials said on Sunday.
In a working-class neighbourhood of Abidjan, a small group of young volunteers armed with shovels and rakes is scrubbing rubbish-clogged drains. Their message: “Our streets are not rubbish bins.”
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