Water Journalist Africa, World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) 2022 was a year of intensifying water risks worldwide; rivers and reservoirs reached historic lows, flooding
Tony Wafula Located in Kenya’s fertile Western region and at the foot of Mount Elgon, Bungoma County is a dream home area for many people- except
Derrick Amoako and Big Gorilla Story Project That Gorilla Brand is helping the endangered mountain gorilla in Uganda and the human communities surrounding their habitats
Sophie de Bruin, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam project on the Nile River started operating in February 2022. It reinforced tensions between
Water Journalists Africa From Gambia to Burundi and Uganda, groundwater is being contaminated and threatened. And in the near future, it could be depleted due
Anibal’s story It is 8am, Anibal Muhate is waiting for a truck to arrive. His yard is full of neat piles of solid waste, separated
Andrew Aijuka Ngege fish species (oreochromis esculentus) is a typical delicacy among fish-loving Ugandans. It is indigenous to Lake Victoria and its affluent rivers, lake
Shoks Mnisi Mzolo in South Africa Building on the record of a successful treaty that resulted in the construction of dams eSwatini and South Africa,
With a singular focus on plastic pollution and its effect on water bodies, this project investigates the origin, impact, and solutions to plastic pollution in specific areas of the Western Rift Valley lakes.
What does the future hold for the basin’s lifeline amidst rampant plastics pollution?
Healed by the sun: Solar energy lights the way for quality rural health in East Africa during Covid-19
The effects of potential oil spills and infrastructure development in the ecologically sensitive Albertine Region, which contributes 30% of Uganda’s fish stocks.
During dry spells, the rivers and streams in Karamoja region dry and valley dams including Kobebe go silent as communities seek alternative water sources. All that remains of the one-time flooded areas is sand.
Covid-19 threatens to reverse fragile gains in wildlife conservation in East Africa
