Climate Change, Broken Rice, and the Women Feeding Senegal
By Ify Onyekwere In Saint-Louis, Senegal, caterer Aminata Niang has been cooking ceebu jën, the national dish of fish, vegetables, ... Read More
“We Support Progress, But are We Ready for the Risk?”, Expert Questions Somalia’s Environmental Preparedness
By Abdirahim Husu The arrival of offshore drilling vessels in our waters signals something historic: confidence in Somalia’s future, confidence ... Read More
Deadly Landslides in Ethiopia Highlight Growing Climate Risks
At least 125 people have now been confirmed dead following devastating landslides in southern Ethiopia, with thousands displaced and many ... Read More
Terennial Heavy Rains Expose Botswana’s Vulnerability to Climate Change
By Keletso Thobega ~ Botswana Botswana is historically known as a semi-arid country with little rainfall, but climate change has ... Read More
