Introduction
Long affected by climate crises largely driven by major global powers, the question of African autonomy has become urgent. …
Environment
Agroecological Practices in West Africa: Climate Adaptation and the Role of Women Farmers
Introduction
Climate change is threatening food systems across West Africa. Temperatures are becoming increasingly unpredictable, rainfall is concentrated into shorter …
The Last Line of Defense: Families Turning Soil Into Survival
Introduction
Backyard gardening is no longer just a hobby for people who love plants; for many struggling families, it has …
The Nairobi Floods: The Hidden Story of Waste
Introduction
When dark clouds gather over Nairobi, many people welcome the rain. It brings relief from the heat and nourishes …
Gabon’s Mangroves: When the Ocean Breathes for the Planet
Introduction
Gabon is often presented as one of the few countries in the world that absorbs more carbon than it …
Carbon Footprint vs Carbon Handprint: Understanding the Difference
Introduction
The distinction between carbon footprint and carbon handprint has become increasingly important in climate change discourse. While both concepts …
Elephants and Great Apes: The True Architects of the Congo Basin Forest
Introduction
Forests are often perceived as collections of immobile trees that grow naturally over time. However, in the Congo Basin, …
WHEN FISH TELL US ABOUT THE ‘ONE HEALTH’ APPROACH
Introduction
On June 5, 2026, residents near dam number 3 in the city of Ouagadougou woke up to the discovery …
The Future Is Green: Renewable Energy and Africa’s Next Chapter
Introduction
When confronting issues accompanying population growth, industrial expansion, and urbanization, reliance on traditional energy systems, e.g., fossil fuel-based systems, …
The Ground Is a Biodiversity Hotspot
Introduction
The ground, particularly healthy soil, is one of the most significant biodiversity reservoirs on Earth. It is not merely …