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How barcoding technology is rescuing aquatic animals
topic: Conservation
by: Bob Koigi
Kenya just added a curious new method to its growing list of tech innovations used to promote the conservation of wildlife.
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African Cup of Nations tournament: a symbol of unity and peace
topic: Peace and Reconciliation
by: Bob Koigi
The AFCON football tournament provides African cities a distraction from conflicts, while fostering unity throughout the continent.
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Archbishop Tutu's death: a legacy of peace meets the ghosts of apartheid
topic: Racism
by: Cyril Zenda
The death of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who played a key role in ending Apartheid in South Africa, highlighted the remaining racial inequalities there.
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This conservation method is recovering Africa's wildlife
topic: Conservation
by: Cyril Zenda
Human activities have brought countless species to extinction. But a method developed in Africa could prove to be a game-changer in preserving wildlife.
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Africa must not let Mali burn
topic: Peace and Reconciliation
by: Bob Koigi
Tough measures are needed by neighbouring countries to combat the military government in Mali, but finding the right balance to not harm its citizens is key
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"It chokes me": a black soot nightmare in the Niger Delta
topic: Air Pollution
by: Ekpali Saint
Disease and environmental degradation are on the rise in Nigeria's Niger Delta as black soot from illegal oil production envelops the region.
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Demining efforts bring hope for Africa's wildlife
topic: Conservation
by: Cyril Zenda
Demining efforts in Zimbabwe bring hope to both wildlife activists and villagers.
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The forgotten victims of the Tigray War
topic: Peace and Reconciliation
by: Olusegun Akinfenwa
The Tigray War could bring Ethiopia, once a prosperous country, to a 'Libya-like' state, with civilians suffering the brunt of the chaos.
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Contested policy could help save South Africa's endangered wildlife
topic: Conservation
by: Cyril Zenda
Experts in South Africa deemed wildlife breeding as harmful to biodiversity. Now private sector players are fighting a policy seeking to end the practice.
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What 2022 portends for Africa
topic: Human Rights
by: Bob Koigi
With the tumultuous and eventful 2021 behind, this new year promises radical changes to the African continent.
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Green City Kigali: inside Africa's first sustainable city
topic: Sustainable Development
by: Bob Koigi
Green City Kigali could become Africa's first green city. Here is why it's significant.
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Floods ravage Nigeria's farms, and there is more to it than climate change
topic: Natural disaster
by: Ekpali Saint
Nigerian farmers suffer worsening homelessness and poverty rates due to floods. But climate change isn't the only cause of their misery.
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“The future is green”: youth brings clean power to thousands in Sierra Leone
topic: Innovation
by: Cyril Zenda
Sierra Leonean youth wins a lucrative prize for a clean energy innovation that brought power to thousands in a country suffering from acute energy poverty.
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African urban families bet on sacks and tires to grow food
topic: Food Security
by: Bob Koigi
A group of African farmers found innovative ways to tackle the rising hunger rates in the continent's cities.
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Saving the planet, one biodegradable product at a time
topic: Innovation
by: Bob Koigi
Entrepreneur Luvuyo Ndiki spoke to FairPlanet about his use of 3D printing and tech to create biodegradable products.
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South Africans rise against ‘climate criminal’ Shell
topic: Pollution
by: Cyril Zenda
Shell's upcoming seismic oil exploration along South Africa's coast poses grave environmental risks and elicited a visceral public backlash.
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