Ethiopia inaugurates Grand Renaissance Dam ending poverty era
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), a mega project that marks a significant […]
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Lesotho Highlands Water Project Executives Charged with R4.5m Fraud
Lesotho Highlands Water Project Scandal: Former Managing Director and Business Partner Charged with Fraud and Money Laundering In a shocking
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Bong County Water Crisis: Diarrhea Surge Endangers Rural Liberia
In rural Bong County, Liberia, a deepening water crisis is endangering hundreds of lives as communities grapple with crumbling infrastructure
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South Africa Fails to Protect UNESCO World Heritage Sites
South Africa’s World Heritage Sites in Peril: A Tale of Neglect and Sewage Pollution South Africa, a signatory to the
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Malawi Sees New Cholera Cases, 2 Months After Outbreak Declared Over
Malawi Battles New Cholera Outbreak Just Two Months After Worst Outbreak Ended Malawi is facing a new wave of cholera
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LIXIL and UNICEF Extend Partnership to 2027, Boosting Global Access to Safe Toilets
LIXIL and UNICEF Extend Partnership to Improve Global Sanitation In a significant move to address the global sanitation crisis, LIXIL
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Nigeria’s Sanitation Crisis: 48 Million Lack Access to Toilets
Nigeria’s Sanitation Crisis: A Call to Action In a stark reminder of the urgent need for improved sanitation, UNICEF’s Chief
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Nigeria’s Plastic Pollution Crisis: A Growing Concern
Plastic Pollution in Nigeria: A Growing Concern Nigeria has been identified as a plastic pollution hotspot, second only to India,
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Ghana’s Water Woes: Despite Progress, Reliable Clean Water Remains Elusive
Ghana’s Water Challenges: Despite Progress, More Work Needed Ghana’s President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has acknowledged that despite significant investments
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Lake Victoria: A Hotspot for Environmental Crime
Lake Victoria: A Hotspot for Environmental Crime A new report by the Pretoria-based Institute for Security Studies (ISS) has highlighted