Ethiopia planted some trees, lots of trees.
Ethiopia’s record-breaking day of tree planting
How a non-proliferation treaty could save Lamu’s World Heritage Site from the destruction of fossil fuels
The fight is on to save Lamu’s World Heritage Site from the destruction of fossil fuels.
Sub-Saharan African countries saw record renewables investment spike in 2018, but some hurdles remain
Sub-Saharan African countries are joining the clean energy race.
In the midst of a prolonged drought, Zimbabwe is undertaking a massive wildlife relocation
Due to prolonged drought gripping southern Africa, Zimbabwe is undertaking a massive relocation in an effort to save imperilled wildlife plagued by water scarcity.
Film review: The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind
Film review: the inspiring story of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind.
Understanding the aftermath of Cyclone Idai in Africa
Tropical Cyclone Idai has devastated Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe, and Madagascar, causing over 417 fatalities and significant destruction. An estimated 2.8 million people are affected, with economic damage expected to reach trillions.
How REDD+ benefits rural Kenyan communities – Video
Reforestation communities are boosting rural communities in Kenya.
Huge conservation success for the mountain gorilla population
Despite facing many obstacles, the mountain gorilla population have increased by over a quarter since 2010.
Opinion: Flooding – A call for climate action in Africa
Recent flooding in Africa must be a wake up call for climate action, argues Edward Mungai.
Africa’s Great Green Wall: Building resilience on the frontlines of global climate change
Malee Oot reports on the impressive Great Green Wall in Africa.
A greener life, a greener world 