Navigating the Nexus: Gender, Food Security, and Climate Crisis
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania — As the world grapples with the challenge of feeding a growing global population amidst the […]
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Empowering Tanzanian Women: Leading the Fight Against Plastic Pollution
In the fight against climate change, women are emerging as powerful leaders worldwide, and Tanzania is no exception. Zuhura Ahmad,
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Forecast: Torrential Rain and Floods Expected in Southern Mozambique
Mozambique is bracing itself for more heavy rain and potential flooding, with the National Meteorology Institute (INAM) issuing a warning
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Former Speaker Surrenders at Police Station, Facing Corruption Charges
Former Speaker Surrenders to Police, Faces Corruption Charges Former speaker of the National Assembly, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, turned herself in to
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South Africa’s Energy Sector: Major Air Pollution Hotspots Unmasked
Greenpeace’s recent report has shed light on the alarming levels of air pollution in South Africa, particularly in the energy
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Water Crisis in KwaZulu-Natal: Efforts to Revive Tourist Destinations Amid Failing System
After years of water shortages, the divide between the haves and have-nots in KwaZulu-Natal’s south coast is stark. While wealthier
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Chio Town Mudslide Tragedy: Death Toll Rises to 11, Survivors Share Harrowing Stories
Tragedy Strikes Chio Town: Survivors Speak Out In the wake of a devastating mudslide in Chio Town, Liberia, the community
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Mediterranean Decarbonisation Forum 2024: Transition to Carbon Neutrality in Tunisia
Tunisia is gearing up to host the inaugural Mediterranean Decarbonisation Forum at the end of September 2024, as announced by
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Zimbabwe’s Coal Mining Crisis: Chinese Investments, Environmental Degradation, and Community Concerns
Zimbabwe’s mineral wealth is a natural wonder, with the earth rich in metal ores like gold, lithium, diamond, granite, and
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Southern Mozambique Hit by Deadly Rainstorm, 4 Dead, 50,000 Affected
Heavy rain has wreaked havoc in southern Mozambique, leading to the tragic deaths of four individuals and affecting around 50,000
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Zimbabwe Food Crisis: WFP Aid Provides Hope Amid Drought Chaos
In Zimbabwe, the effects of a severe drought are taking a toll on rural communities, leaving many families struggling to
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Heavy Rainfall Forecast Across Kenya Until Wednesday: KMD Warning
Nairobi — The Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) has issued a weather forecast predicting heavy rainfall in various parts of the
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Limited Voter Registration in Chiure District Due to Security Concerns
Registration Challenges in Chiure District Impede Voter Participation In Chiure district, voter registration is facing significant obstacles, with registration teams
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Water Scarcity Crisis: Challenges and Solutions in African Countries
A recent survey conducted across 39 African countries has revealed a concerning trend – a majority of citizens have experienced
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Warning: Toxic Fish in Lake Nakuru – High Pesticide Pollution Detected
The Nakuru County government has issued a stern warning to the public regarding the consumption of fish from Lake Nakuru
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Uganda Water Crisis: E. coli and Lead Contamination Threaten Public Health
Access to clean water remains a pressing issue in Uganda, despite improvements in drinking water sources. The Uganda Demographic Health
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Protecting Groundwater Quality: Addressing Pollution for Public Health
Groundwater pollution is a pressing issue that affects millions of people in the SADC region, where approximately 70% of the
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Court Drama: Four Charged Over 6-Year-Old’s Disappearance
Four individuals, including the mother of 6-year-old Joshlin Smith, appeared in court in connection with the child’s disappearance from an
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Sub-Saharan Africa Drought Crisis: Government Subsidies and Mega Farms as Solutions
In many parts of sub-Saharan Africa, smallholding subsistence farmers are facing withering maize fields for miles, a stark reminder of
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Ex-President Thabo Mbeki Denies Apartheid-Era Prosecution Interference
Former South African President Thabo Mbeki has vehemently denied allegations of interference in the prosecution of apartheid-era crimes in a