Environment
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Madagascar: Kimbunga Batsirai chawaua watu 10 na kuwafanya karibu 48,000 kuyahama makazi yao
Shirika la WHO likinukuu makadirio kutoka kwa mamlaka ya kitaifa, lilisema takriban watu 595,000 wanaweza kuathiriwa moja kwa moja na Batsirai, na wengine 150,000 wanaweza kuyahama makazi yao kwa sababu ya maporomoko ya ardhi na…
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Italia: Kasisi atozwa faini kwa kupiga kengela za kanisa ovyoo!
wakazi wanadai kuwa kasisi amekuwa akipiga kengele za parokia yake zaidi ya mara 200 kwa siku
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Diesel buses in Kenya locked out from lucrative BRT project
“As we phase out fossil we should look into the use of alternatives such as electric-powered vehicles, which means zero carbon emissions. Unfortunately, it is not practical to switch over and hence the need for…
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TotalEnergies Reaches Final Decision on $10 Billion Uganda Oil
“This historic occasion now puts us on the path to achieving first oil in 2025 as agreed in April 2021,” said Minister of Energy and Mineral Development Ruth Nankabirwa.
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Worsened Food insecurity as drought threatens the Horn of Africa
Somalia, Kenya, and now Ethiopia have raised the alarm about the latest climate shock to a fragile region traversed by herders and others trying to keep their animals, and themselves, alive.
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Deadly storm Ana leaves tens of thousands stranded in southern Africa
“Due to road cut-offs… communities are being forced to carry the dead for burial to their respective destinations,” Department of Disaster Management said.
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Takriban watu 80 wafariki kutokana na dhoruba Ana kusini mwa Afrika
Msumbiji na vituo vya hali ya hewa vya kimataifa vilionya kwamba dhoruba nyingine, iitwayo Batsirai, imezuka kwenye Bahari ya Hindi na inaelekea nchi kavu
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Dhoruba kali yawaua watu 39 huko Madagascar na Msumbiji
Ripoti ya shirika la kudhibiti majanga nchini Madagascar ilionyesha kuwa watu 39 wamefariki na karibu 65,000 wameachwa bila makao
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According to latest data released by the Tourism Research Institute, last year, Kenya received 870,465 tourists compared to 567,848 in 2020.
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Locusts to hit East Africa again -FAO warns
“If any swarms reach the Kenya/Ethiopia border, easterly and south-easterly winds are likely to carry them towards the Rift Valley in northern Kenya and southern Ethiopia, preventing movement further south into central Kenya,” said FAO.
