Land Grabbing and Its Implications for Sudanese – Views from a scholar
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Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor to improve water services for 600,000 people in western Uganda
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Land Grabbing and Its Implications for Sudanese – Views from a scholar
This story was produced in partnership with InfoNile and Code for Africa with support from the Pulitzer Center. Annika McGinnis and …
African countries tipped to join UN water
AfDB/Agonza Innocent in Kigali, Rwanda …
Uncertainty over laws fuel land grabs in South Sudan
Foreign investors acquired 2.5 million hectares of land since 2006 By Paul Jimbo This story was produced in partnership with InfoNile and Code …
Africa loses out on global share of investments in conservation due to poor data
Ama Kudom-Agyemang April 26, 2019 As countries continue to take action to implement the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and members to the Convention on …
Swamp City
How urbanization destroyed a critical Kampala wetland and why it matters
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The Dark Side of Sudan's Oil
How decades of oil drilling in West Kordofan province are linked to water contamination, environmental changes and health effects for citizens.
View Detailed ReportWetlands and Ramsar sites in the Nile Basin.
African countries tipped to join UN water
AfDB/Agonza Innocent in Kigali, Rwanda …
Decades of wise use pay off for a Kabale wetland
Story and multimedia by Fredrick MugiraTechnical support by Annika McGinnis and Code for Africa There are blooming flowers in …
Human health in dire straits if urgent actions are not made to protect the environment, warns landmark UN report
Agonza Innocent March 14, 2019 The most comprehensive and rigorous assessment on the state of the environment completed by the UN in …
Fourth UN Environment Assembly kicks off in Kenya
March 11, 2019 Annita Matsika/ UN Environment-News Desk Over 4,700 heads of state, ministers, business leaders, senior UN officials and civil society …
An Ancient River Divided
Water is becoming scarcer for the half a billion people living in Africa’s Nile River basin. Will Nile countries come together to find solutions or will the shared waterway tear them apart? Journalists from around the basin explore in an original series of documentaries and podcasts.
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Land Grabbing and Its Implications for Sudanese – Views from a scholar
This story was produced in partnership with InfoNile and Code for Africa with support from the Pulitzer Center. Annika McGinnis and …
AfDB’s desert solar initiative to make Africa a renewable power-house
Nantale Abbey/ AfDB January 03, 2019 The African Development Bank (AfDB) has said a lack of energy remains as a significant …
Bridge on Zambezi River to link, open up markets in eight African countries
Agonza Innocent/AfDB January 03, 2019 Scenes of traders, travelers, fishermen and women crossing the Zambezi river on floating planks, ferries, rickshaw …
Climate change’s imprint on the Nile Basin
Asmaa Nassar/ The Niles November 13, 2018 climate change and increasing human activity alongside the River Nile threatens this life-sustaining resource. By …
Dams in the Nile Basin
African countries tipped to join UN water
AfDB/Agonza Innocent in Kigali, Rwanda …
Uncertainty over laws fuel land grabs in South Sudan
Foreign investors acquired 2.5 million hectares of land since 2006 By Paul Jimbo This story was produced in partnership with InfoNile and Code …
Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor to improve water services for 600,000 people in western Uganda
Water Journalists Africa April 24, 2019 WSUP Advisory, the consulting arm of Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP), has launched …
Human health in dire straits if urgent actions are not made to protect the environment, warns landmark UN report
Agonza Innocent March 14, 2019 The most comprehensive and rigorous assessment on the state of the environment completed by the UN in …
Africa loses out on global share of investments in conservation due to poor data
Ama Kudom-Agyemang April 26, 2019 As countries continue to take action to implement the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and members to the Convention on …
Researchers Petition African Union to Focus on Climate Risks and Migration; Appoint Special Envoy for Climate Change and Security
APO Group February 07, 2019 Ahead of the upcoming African Union (AU) Summit on 10–11 February, researchers at the Stockholm International …
Are genetically modified crops the answer to agricultural revolution in African countries?
Michelle Rotchford Galloway STIAS Media Officer August 24, 2018 There is a need to address the disconnect between donors and farmers, and engage …
Coming into Force of Global Biosafety Instruments Excites IPBES Vice-Chair
Ama Kudom-Agyemang March 21, 2018 The Ghana based Vice-Chair of the Bureau of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services …