Conservationists warn that protecting these fragile ecosystems will be critical to ensuring future generations can continue to witness the spectacular pink flocks that have long defined Kenya's Great Rift Valley.
READ MORESo far, the epidemic has claimed 360 lives out of 1,274 confirmed cases, according to figures from the World Health Organization.
The death toll from devastating floods in Ghana's capital, Accra, has risen to at least 12, with emergency officials warning the number could still increase as several people remain missing.
Niger’s capital city is cracking down on pollution - giving supermarkets six months to get rid of all plastic carrier bags.
Much of Europe was preparing Monday for an already fierce heatwave to intensify even further in the coming days, with some countries taking special measures to mitigate its effects.
A high-level meeting was held on Monday,June 15,between Libya’s Minister of State for Prime Ministerial and Cabinet Affairs,Mohamed Ben Ghalbon,and senior officials from the Libyan Fund for Domestic
A Moroccan initiative targeting plastic pollution in traditional markets has been selected by BeMed,the Beyond Plastic Med foundation,as one of twelve projects supported under its tenth annual call f
Africa needs to urgently expand its fish-farming sector to meet its food needs, the head of the UN's fisheries division said Tuesday, even as its latest report found record production levels globally.
African and Commonwealth nations in Kenya urge quick execution of key treaty protecting oceans
Morocco’s approach to water security is attracting international media attention,with CNN publishing a recent report describing the country’s strategy as a model that extends well beyond
Nigeria's ambitious $11 billion coastal highway promises to transform transport and tourism along the Atlantic coast. But as construction advances, environmentalists, fishermen and villagers warn the project could worsen coastal erosion, destroy forests and threaten livelihoods.
With parts of Northern Europe experiencing sweltering May temperatures, scientists are warning that it’s only going to get worse. According to new report from the World Meteorological Organization, the next five years will likely smash global heat records.
Uca, Yali, and Yara were encouraged into the water at Chester Zoo by their first-time parents.
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