Introduction
Mozambique, a country located in Southern Africa, boasts an extensive coastline of approximately 2,470 km along the Indian Ocean. …
Environment
MINERAL WATER JUGS: RISKS OF PROLONGED REUSE
Introduction
Mineral water jugs, initially circulated to provide people with safe drinking water and reduce the transmission of diseases, are …
The Social and Cultural Challenges of Zero Waste in African Urban Areas
Introduction
In African cities, zero waste offers a transformative solution to mounting environmental crises, yet its implementation faces significant hurdles. …
Empowering Rural Communities: Agriculture as a Pathway from Dependency to Sustainability
Introduction
Rural areas around the world face unique challenges, including poverty, unemployment, and over-reliance on social grants for survival. Many …
Understanding the Difference between Environmental Activism and Public Gardening
Introduction
In recent decades, growing environmental problems have led to the emergence of new forms of social intervention, among which …
The Colorful Heart of the Sea: Protecting Coral Reefs
Introduction
A World of Wonder. Under the waves, there are amazing ecosystems made of corals. Corals are animals that can …
Flowing Forward: The Horn of Africa’s Journey to Clean Water
Introduction
The Horn of Africa, including Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea, Djibouti, and northern Kenya, faces some of the world’s toughest water …
The Vital Link Between Peace and Environmental Protection
Introduction
The relationship between peace and environmental sustainability is both profound and undeniable. Where conflict rages, ecosystems suffer governance collapses, …
Kinshasa: The Matiti Phenomenon, Between Resourcefulness and Unsanitation
Introduction
In several communes of the Congolese capital, young people without stable employment offer households the service of removing their …
Whispers of the Baobab: A Climate Lament
The baobab stands, ancient and wise,
Its branches stretched to the sun-drenched skies.
Once a giant of verdant plains,
Now …