Land rights: Stakeholders push for reforms in Africa
Newly cultivated maize and cassava farm in Molyko Buea By Elias Ntungwe Ngalame Ongoing land reforms in many African nations...
Lessons from East and West Africa on strengthening climate resilience of livestock systems
A livestock owner in Kenya with his remaining cattle after drought killed two-thirds of his herd. (PHOTO: FAO) Research scientists,...
Livestock translocation hits Uganda as nomadic pastoralists are evicted
A fulani herdsman in Nigeria (PAMACC News) Massive animal translocation is taking place in Northern Uganda as hundreds of nomadic...
Experts canvass land acquisition to meet 25% forest cover benchmark
Highway through the forest (PHOTO: Heinrich Boll Stiftung Nigeria) Experts in Abuja, Nigeria have called on the government and other...
Wetlands protection receives boost in Cameroon
Cameroonian Minister of Environment, Hele Piere and local council authorities in Yaounde visiting occupied wetland areas in the capital. (PHOTO:...
Africa’s anti-wildlife trafficking efforts receive €30m EU boost
Figures from the South African government indicate that poaching for rhinoceros has increased markedly in the last year. (PHOTO: WWF)...
Mount Cameroon Forest blazing trail in community forest drive
A view of the Cameroonian forest (PHOTO: ClimateReporters/Elias Ntungwe) By Elias Ntungwe Ngalame A programme to empower local communities manage...
Drought: Ethiopia solicits international support
The livelihood of herders in northern Ethiopia is often threatened by the region’s increasing dryness.(PHOTO: Brian Kahn/IRI) The Ethiopian Government...
AU re-admits Morocco after 33-year-absence over Western Sahara
King Mohammed VI of Morocco addresses the African Union Assembly of Heads of States After a 33-year absence over refusal...
OKOBO: The eco-disaster in a Nigerian community
a piece of coal at the Okobo site (PHOTO: Greg Odogwu) By Greg Odogwu “No matter how drunk you are,...
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