Environment
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Zimbabwe declares end of crippling daily blackouts
The information ministry said a cabinet meeting had “noted with satisfaction” that the power utility “has announced the end to load-shedding as a result of the interventions implemented” by government.
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Kenya’s Ruto lifts six-year logging ban
Ruto said the move was “long overdue” and was aimed at creating jobs and opening up sectors of the economy that rely on forest products.
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Five things to know about Zambia
Zambia is the second-biggest producer of copper in Africa after the Democratic Republic of Congo, and the seventh producer in the world
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Unachopaswa kujua kuhusu manowari iliyotoweka ya Titanic
OceanGate Expeditions hutumia manowari iitwayo Titan wakati wa kupiga mbizi kwenye eneo la ajali ya meli ya Titanic, na viti vikiwa na bei ya $250,000 kila kimoja, kulingana na tovuti yake
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Who were the five people on board the missing Titanic sub?
Rescue teams are scrambling to find five people on a tourist submersible that went missing near the wreck of the Titanic in the North Atlantic on Sunday
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Ukosefu wa usalama wa chakula Kenya huenda ukazidi kuwa mbaya ifikapo Desemba – ripoti ya Umoja wa Mataifa
Ripoti hiyo inaorodhesha Kenya kama sehemu inayoongoza kwa wasiwasi mkubwa pamoja na Pakistan, Jamhuri ya Afrika ya Kati, Ethiopia, DRC, na Syria.
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Over one million people displaced in four months in Somalia: UN
Somalia and its neighbours in the Horn of Africa including Ethiopia and Kenya have been suffering the worst drought in four decades after five failed rainy seasons
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Half world’s largest lakes and reservoirs drying up: study
Unlike rivers, which have tended to hog scientific attention, lakes aren’t well monitored, despite their critical importance for water security
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#RWANDA: Zaidi ya watu 100 wamekufa kutokana na mafuriko
Mafuriko bado yanaongezeka na kusababisha tishio kwa maisha zaidi
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World should prepare for El Nino, new record temperatures: UN
El Nino, which is a naturally occurring climate pattern typically associated with increased heat worldwide, as well as drought in some parts of the world and heavy rains elsewhere, last occurred in 2018-19







