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DRC: Torrential rains kill dozens in KinshasaDRC: Torrential rains kill dozens in Kinshasa

The victims either drowned or were killed when the walls of their homes collapsed, officials say.The victims either drowned or were killed when the walls of their homes collapsed, officials say.

Nothing goes to waste in Ndoubanadji's biogas start-up in ChadNothing goes to waste in Ndoubanadji's biogas start-up in Chad

A Chadian start-up that recycles organic waste into biogas is spurring the country's energy transition by relying on simple engineering and the principles of social entrepreneurship.A Chadian start-up that recycles organic waste into biogas is spurring the country's energy transition by relying on simple engineering and the principles of social entrepreneurship.

Algeria to import one million sheep for EidAlgeria to import one million sheep for Eid

The move by the Algerian government comes amid soaring demand and rising costs.The move by the Algerian government comes amid soaring demand and rising costs.

Rhino poaching drops in South AfricaRhino poaching drops in South Africa

The government attributes the year-on-year success partly to a dehorning programme in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, the hardest-hit by poaching.The government attributes the year-on-year success partly to a dehorning programme in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, the hardest-hit by poaching.

US withdraws from climate finance deal, S. Africa saysUS withdraws from climate finance deal, S. Africa says

South Africa says the United States has withdrawn from a climate finance deal following President Donald Trump's recent executive orders.South Africa says the United States has withdrawn from a climate finance deal following President Donald Trump's recent executive orders.

Africa's food production at higher 'risk'Africa's food production at higher 'risk'

According to a new study, rising temperatures will significantly shrink the global land available for staple crops such as rice, maize, wheat, potato, and soybean, which supply over two-thirds of the world’s food energy.According to a new study, rising temperatures will significantly shrink the global land available for staple crops such as rice, maize, wheat, potato, and soybean, which supply over two-thirds of the world’s food energy.

Carbon taxes, carbon credits explained in simple terms

Carbon credits, carbon taxes and carbon offset are widely used terms in environmental science and climate action.Carbon credits, carbon taxes and carbon offset are widely used terms in environmental science and climate action.

Mauritius shuts key airport as tropical storm approachesMauritius shuts key airport as tropical storm approaches

The battle to save world's only northern white rhinos in KenyaThe battle to save world's only northern white rhinos in Kenya

How the West's 'hand-me-downs' are polluting GhanaHow the West's 'hand-me-downs' are polluting Ghana

G20 Summit: How breaking the glass ceiling allows Africa to set the agendaG20 Summit: How breaking the glass ceiling allows Africa to set the agenda

Carbon taxes, carbon credits explained in simple termsCarbon taxes, carbon credits explained in simple terms

Mauritius shuts key airport as tropical storm approachesMauritius shuts key airport as tropical storm approaches

The battle to save world's only northern white rhinos in KenyaThe battle to save world's only northern white rhinos in Kenya

How the West's 'hand-me-downs' are polluting GhanaHow the West's 'hand-me-downs' are polluting Ghana

G20 Summit: How breaking the glass ceiling allows Africa to set the agendaG20 Summit: How breaking the glass ceiling allows Africa to set the agenda

DRC: Torrential rains kill dozens in KinshasaDRC: Torrential rains kill dozens in Kinshasa

The victims either drowned or were killed when the walls of their homes collapsed, officials say.The victims either drowned or were killed when the walls of their homes collapsed, officials say.

Nothing goes to waste in Ndoubanadji's biogas start-up in ChadNothing goes to waste in Ndoubanadji's biogas start-up in Chad

Algeria to import one million sheep for EidAlgeria to import one million sheep for Eid

The move by the Algerian government comes amid soaring demand and rising costs.The move by the Algerian government comes amid soaring demand and rising costs.

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Carbon taxes, carbon credits explained in simple terms

Mauritius shuts key airport as tropical storm approachesMauritius shuts key airport as tropical storm approaches

The battle to save world's only northern white rhinos in KenyaThe battle to save world's only northern white rhinos in Kenya

How the West's 'hand-me-downs' are polluting GhanaHow the West's 'hand-me-downs' are polluting Ghana

G20 Summit: How breaking the glass ceiling allows Africa to set the agendaG20 Summit: How breaking the glass ceiling allows Africa to set the agenda

Carbon taxes, carbon credits explained in simple termsCarbon taxes, carbon credits explained in simple terms

Mauritius shuts key airport as tropical storm approachesMauritius shuts key airport as tropical storm approaches

The battle to save world's only northern white rhinos in KenyaThe battle to save world's only northern white rhinos in Kenya

How the West's 'hand-me-downs' are polluting GhanaHow the West's 'hand-me-downs' are polluting Ghana

G20 Summit: How breaking the glass ceiling allows Africa to set the agendaG20 Summit: How breaking the glass ceiling allows Africa to set the agenda

Rhino poaching drops in South AfricaRhino poaching drops in South Africa

US withdraws from climate finance deal, S. Africa saysUS withdraws from climate finance deal, S. Africa says

Africa's food production at higher 'risk'Africa's food production at higher 'risk'