The Kenyan island of Lamu is known for its stunning Indian Ocean setting and 12th-century Old Town. Cars are non-existent here and transport mostly happens by donkey. But the island is about to become home to one of Kenya’s largest industrial projects, raising fears of environmental damage.
READ MOREThe United Nations is issuing an urgent call to action on the world’s dryland forests - areas that sustain the food security and cultural identity of more than two billion people.
The powerful weather system is projected to bring severe heatwaves, below-normal rainfall, and heightened drought risks across Southern Africa.
British newspaper The Sun has cast new attention on Tangier,portraying the northern Moroccan port city as an accessible,low‑cost sunshine escape for travellers seeking short breaks just beyond Europ
'Capybaras are intelligent, gentle animals, with a taste for adventure.'
Paleontologists have identified a massive new species of mosasaur from Morocco’s Late Cretaceous phosphate deposits,shedding fresh light on the remarkable diversity of marine reptiles just before th
Algeria is not benefiting from the sharp rise in international gas prices triggered by the conflict in the Gulf,as the country continues to sell most of its natural gas under long‑term supply contra
Morocco has taken a major step forward in its renewable energy transition with the signing of Power Purchase Agreements and the formal launch of construction for the Noor Atlas photovoltaic solar pro
Morocco has just emerged from one of its most rainfall-intensive winters since records began in 1981,according to the country’s General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM). After seven consecutive
Morocco and the United Arab Emirates are accelerating a landmark energy and water partnership,with two of the region’s most powerful utility companies — Taqa Morocco and Nareva Holding — anno
Construction is well underway on what will become Morocco’s longest bridge — a sweeping 1.7-kilometer structure spanning the Sakia El Hamra riverbed in the southern city of Laâyoune. Part of
Lee Cox was found to have kept ‘bald, scabby and filthy’ dogs.'
People enjoy the warmer sunshine as they punt along the River Cambridge (Picture: Joe Giddens/PA Wire)
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