Ibisi bya Huye begins tourism based on snakes and goats
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Stop depicting women as climate victims – we shaped the movement
By Eleonore Soubeyran Eleonore Soubeyran is a policy analyst at the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment…
The awakening of a woman: A blessing or double-edged sword?
Every year’s International Women’s Day has a unique context, and yesterday was no different. These are strange times indeed. Conflict…
Sixth AWiM Conference opens in Morocco with united in action call
Marking the 6th year of the esteemed AWiM Conference, media professionals, students, experts, and civil society organisations across Africa join…
Integrating Gender in Addressing the Effects of Climate Change
“Unless countries take deliberate efforts to integrate gender action plans in their national plans, to ensure they inform their planning…
Threats that silence: When I almost died in line of duty
Journalists are targeted for many reasons and by many people, women journalists and media personnel have been increasingly exposed to…
To the women’s rescue: Saving Ugandan island
It is 6 pm and I am sailing on the mighty Lake Victoria, the largest freshwater lake in the world.…
COP27 Presidency Launches Initiative to Support Women as Equal Players in Climate
Championing women as equal partners and players in implementing climate action, the COP27 Presidency launched the African Women’s Climate Adaptive…
DR Congo: Indigenous Communities claim Justice in loss of their forests due to climate change
Indigenous communities in the DR Congo have decried threats to the forests of the Congo Basin, which has increasingly come…