Nyaruguru: Clean water access transforms hygiene and sanitation in rural areas
By Annonciata Byukusenge For years, the women of Shororo cell in the Busanze sector had one option when they needed…
From the EU’s closet to Africa’s dumpsters: How fast fashion fuels the textile waste crisis in Africa
By Frank Sekyere, Programs Manager for Upcycle It Ghana Every morning, millions of garments are pulled from racks across Europe…
Nyaruguru: Residents comforted as specialist healthcare arrives on their doorstep
By Annonciata Byukusenge For years, people in Nyaruguru District made a familiar, exhausting journey, hours on the road to Huye,…
Nile Basin seasonal hydrological outlook and advisory
By NBI The hydrology of the Nile Basin is highly sensitive to climate variability. Fluctuations in precipitation and evapotranspiration directly…
Rwanda launches East Africa’s first automatic upper-air weather station costing $3.8 million
By Annonciata Byukusenge Rwanda has officially inaugurated its first automatic upper-air weather station, a Frw 5 billion ($3.8 million) facility…
Eco-feminist circle reimagines climate justice through healing, storytelling, and women’s leadership
By Correspondent, Harare As climate change intensifies across Africa, conversations about energy access, adaptation, resilience, and environmental justice often take…
Rwanda: Southern Communities Celebrate the Transformative Impact of Green AmayagaSouthern Communities Celebrate the Transformative Impact of Green Amayaga
By Christophe Uwizeyimana / For decades, the Amayaga region of Southern Rwanda was characterized by degraded landscapes, severe soil erosion,…
Six years of the Green Amayaga project: Restoring land and protecting biodiversity
By Annonciata Byukusenge The Green Amayaga Project stands as one of the most remarkable initiatives to have reversed the damage…
Will governments make the tobacco industry pay for all the harms it causes?
By Shobha Shukla “How can we allow the tobacco industry to fill its coffers while we, the people, have to…
Why Africa’s own treaty may be the key to fixing global waste trade rules
By Gilbert Kuepouo The African continent has historically been a dumping ground for hazardous chemicals, technologies, and waste from the…