Since 2020 the world has experienced a steady increase in petroleum products, with recent announcements on further hikes placing it at a record high. The high prices have forced governments to strategize solutions to alleviate pressure on livelihood. Although the economic and social structures are directly hit and feel the
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Increase in urban immigration in South Africa Townships
INTRODUCTION The growth of township immigration in South Africa is constantly increasing due to a lack of utilities such as adequate water and power. This was shown in the most recent South African Census in 2022, where a significant number of individuals were relocated from townships to urban areas while
KENYA FINALLY APPROVES GMO CROPS
On Tuesday of 4th October 2022, the president of Kenya and its Cabinet lifted its 10- year ban on genetically modified crops which had been restricted for open cultivation and importation. The government of Kenya has finally approved the farming and cultivation of these crops making Kenya the second country
Relevance of UDL in the Learning environment
What is UDL? The UDL means Universal Design for Learning. It is an educational approach that provides quality teaching and learning to all students, regardless of their disabilities or social and economic background. In addition, it should be noted that there is a strong link between UDL and pedagogy, as
CLIMATE FINANCING: WHAT WORKS FOR NIGERIA
INTRODUCTION The UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change) 2015 in Paris agreed to open a new framework in Climate Change conversation which was termed Climate Finance, Policies, and Markets. Climate finance is the planning, sourcing, acquiring, and utilizing of monetary resources to reduce emissions and enhance sink gases.
TAMING FARMERS -HERDERS’ IMPASSE IN NIGERIA
In Nigeria, the herdsmen-farmers conflict seems to be spiralling out of control and taking on a more profound dimension. The issue might worsen without a robust policy framework and the government’s determination. The conflict hotspots are concentrated in the North-Central, affecting states like Benue, Nasarawa and Plateau. Other states affected
FOOD INSECURITY IN KARAMOJA, UGANDA
Karamoja is one of Uganda’s poorest regions, with income poverty at 66% and food poverty at 75%. With a largely rural population, livelihoods are based on livestock and crop production. Recent diversified livelihood activities include mining, stone quarrying, and the sale of natural resource products. Due to inadequate food access,
Drug abuse in Nigeria
Interactions with the global community are an inevitable reality of a modern nation-state and society. Nigeria is the most populous and, of course, the giant of Africa, with a wide range of human capital and diversity, Technology and know-how. The richness of natural resources, land and biodiversity has given it
Land Reforms in South Africa
Land reforms usually refer to land redistribution from the rich to the poor. The need for land reforms in South Africa is motivated by past injustices. The Natives land act of 1913 formalized the dispossession of black South Africans from their lands that began in earlier decades. In South Africa,
URBAN DESIGN: AN ASSET FOR FUTURE AFRICAN CITIES
The term urban design to the layperson would conjure up images of static, historical and grand Architectural landmarks that serve communities. We think of libraries, courts, theatres, transport hubs and economic centres; of course, this is only part of a greater whole. Urban design goes beyond the physical geography and