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A 5.0 magnitude earthquake was felt across the Ethiopian Rift Valley, west of Lake Awash, mount Fentale area on Sunday evening, the Seismology and Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering Unit of the Addis Ababa University has announced.
A national survey presented at a press conference as part of the “Switch to Circular Economy Value Chains” project has revealed growing public concern about plastic pollution, which Morocco aims to reduce by 70% by 2030.
As part of efforts to ensure access to nutritious food for all and everywhere, the Ministry of Agriculture has distributed over 161,000 chickens to poultry farmers at fair prices.
The new flood management framework in preparation must be developed and implemented in accordance with the vision and principles of the Senegal 2050 framework. That is to say, starting from planning based on efficiency, innovation, sustainability, accountability and a culture of results, according to the Minister of Hydraulics and Sanitation.
In 2020, Senegal submitted its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC), reflecting its ambition to place its
development policy on an ecological transition trajectory, in accordance with the fundamental principles of the new climate regime defined under the Paris Agreement.
Through the report of the green supplement of the national strategy for the implementation of the African
Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Bujumbura expects to benefit more from intra-African green trade opportunities.
The authorities in Uganda say at least 13 people may have been killed in a landslide in the east of…
After the usual pontifications at the latest climate change conference in Baku Azerbaijan, stakeholders in Africa and their international partnership are left issuing warnings about the future.
As part of the 4th edition of the Agricultural Innovation and Technology Market (MITA) held from October 21 to 25, 2024 in Lomé, Togolese Republic, organized by the West and Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development (CORAF), the ECOWAS Commission recognized agricultural innovations carried out by women in the agricultural research sector in West Africa.
Those in this illegal mining industry are accused of environmental genocide or ecocide in Ghana.