Mongabay on MSN3d
Africa’s last tropical glaciers are melting away along with local livelihoods
Africa’s remaining tropical glaciers are rapidly disappearing as greenhouse gas emissions drive global warming. In the ...
The Independent6h
The 1966 earthquake that shook the whole of East Africa
The beloved Virika Cathedral—an architectural and historical landmark that had stood for nearly six decades—collapsed, ...
The Daily Monitor on MSN1d
World's glaciers losing record ice as global temperatures climb, UN says
"Things in certain regions are happening actually much faster than we anticipated," Sevestre added, noting a recent trip to ...
The Nation Newspaper1d
Climate crisis no excuse to privatise public water, says Water Justice Coalition
In a statement released on Friday, the coalition called on African governments to protect water as a public good, warning ...
The Reporter2d
On the edge: Africa’s water towers at risk—A call for collective action
World Water Day, celebrated on March 22, serves as an annual event to reflect upon our efforts in addressing the water management challenges we face and the ...
PM News on MSN2d
Coalition kicks against privatisation of public water
The statement cited past failures of water privatisation in countries such as Senegal, Kenya, Ghana, Cameroon, Mozambique, ...
Reuters3d
World's glaciers are losing record ice as global temperatures climb, U.N. says
"Things in certain regions are happening actually much faster than we anticipated," Sevestre added, noting a recent trip to the Rwenzori Mountains, located in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of ...
The Observer3d
March 20, 1966 earthquake that shook East Africa
Fifty-nine years ago, a powerful earthquake shook Uganda’s Tooro region, sending tremors across Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, Kenya, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Records indicate that ...