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Aid agencies turn blind eye to ‘catastrophe’ in Ethiopia
Three independent reports have warned that the controversial Gibe III dam, and land grabs for plantations, risk imminent ‘catastrophe’ in Ethiopia’s Lower Omo Valley. Half a million tribal people in ...
Source: Survival International
Drummed by Mona in Drum Environment (Ethiopia) 1 month
Are Termites Behind Fairy Circles?
The sand termite Psammotermes allocerus could be responsible for mysterious circles of grass in southern Africa. The Namib Desert, which runs along the western coasts of Angola, Namibia, and South ...
Source: The Scientist
Drummed by Rachel in Drum Environment 1 month, 2 weeks
The new geological find that could rewrite Mauritius' history
When scientists recently discovered a lost micro-continent over 700 million years old under Mauritius earlier this month, it threw up new questions about the island country’s accepted geological history. A ...
Source: Africa Review
Drummed by Rachel in Drum Environment (Mauritius) 1 month, 4 weeks
The world’s hottest desert in the world is also one of the largest, covering an area that stretches across the North of Africa from the Red Sea in the east ...
Source: BBC
Drummed by Jimmy in Drum Environment 2 months, 2 weeks
Kenyan Boy's Invention Scares Off Lions
Thirteen-year-old Kenyan Richard Turere faced a serious problem: Hungry lions were attacking his family’s precious herd of cattle. So the enterprising boy came up with an ingenious, low-tech solution to ...
Source: Mashable
Drummed by Jimmy in Drum Environment (Kenya) 2 months, 2 weeks
Energy revolution promises to transform East Africa
An energy revolution is taking place in East Africa as the price of solar technology tumbles and huge resources of geothermal steam beneath the Great Rift Valley start to be ...
Source: BBC
Drummed by aster in Drum Environment 2 months, 2 weeks
Ministers Dine on Food Grown in Kenya But Rejected by UK Supermarkets for Cosmetic Reasons
Hundreds of ministers and high-level officials dined on perfectly good food grown by Kenyan farmers but rejected by UK supermarkets due to cosmetic imperfections at the headquarters of the UN ...
Source: AlertNet
Drummed by Rachel in Drum Environment (Kenya) 2 months, 3 weeks
10 African startups offering green energy solutions
The energy crisis in Africa is immense. Around three quarters of the population have no access to electricity, and also companies express access to power as their biggest obstacle. At ...
Source: VC4Africa
Drummed by Jimmy in Drum Environment 3 months, 1 week
Shell Nigeria case: Court acquits firm on most charges
A Dutch court has rejected four out of five allegations against Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell over oil pollution in Nigeria's Niger Delta region.
Source: BBC
Drummed by Jimmy in Drum Environment 3 months, 2 weeks
Mozambican tourist hub flooded
Floodwaters that have inundated southern Mozambique on Saturday reached the tourist hub of Xai-Xai, forcing the closure of a major north-south road, a United Nations official said.
Source: News24
Drummed by Estelle in Drum Environment (Mozambique) 3 months, 2 weeks


