Gambia: More Villages Suffer Windstorm Crisis
05/07/2017Jarra Bureng village in the Lower River Region was attacked by a heavy rain and windstorm recently, destroying more than 40 houses. The rain brought down many trees in the.
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KENYA CELEBRATES EIGHT YEARS OF RINDERPEST PREVENTION
03/07/2017Kenya has been on serious vigilance over the outbreak of rinderpest in the country since 2010. Rinderpest is an infectious viral disease that affects domestic livestock. The disease is capable.
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Tanzania: German Ambassador To Tanzania Against Proposed Hydroelectric Power Dam Project
28/06/2017Following several reports on the proposed mega hydroelectric power dam project by experts, the German Ambassador to Tanzania has pointed the adverse effects of the project to the environment. During.
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SOUTH AFRICA: DAMS INCREASED BY 21.2% IN WESTERN CAPE
22/06/2017Current reports from Western Cape show that the water levels in dams have increased above the lower level as a result of the recent rains. Despite the increase, dams are.
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South Sudan: Famine Ceases in Two States
21/06/2017As a result of the civil war which began in December 2013 in South Sudan, thousands of the people have been displaced, many have died, and the country is plagued.
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SOUTH AFRICA: CAPE TOWN TO OFFSET R124M BILL FOR STORM DAMAGES
20/06/2017As a result of the storm that fell in Cape Town last week, more than 170 schools have been damaged south of Cape Town. However, renovations are about to kick.
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Tanzania: Rombo Residents Suffer Acute Water Shortage
19/06/2017Rombo is another part of Africa that is suffering from water shortage. Although Rombo is situated in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania, some residents have complained that villagers in neighboring.
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Nairobi Set to Tackle Water Shortage Through Bamboo Cultivation
14/06/2017Recently, Nairobi has been experiencing a severe water shortage caused by unusual dryness in the Ndaka-ini dam which serves as Nairobi major source of water. The Kenyan government has however.
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Over a hundred people suffer from acute diarrhoea across Sudan annually
13/06/2017As acute diarrhoea hit Sudan due to the lack of access to clean drinking water, more than 279 people have lost their lives to the watery disease since August last.
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ETHIOPIA TO RUN OUT OF EMERGENCY AID FROM NEXT MONTH
12/06/2017The rate of drought in East Africa recently reached 7.8 million. The government of Ethiopia has alerted that the country will run out of emergency aid of food from next.
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