Life & Climate
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Famine Looms As Elephants Destroy Farms, Chase Villagers In Far North Cameroon
Villages in the Far North Region of Cameroon may soon be plunged into famine after marauding elephants destroyed many farms…
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5,000 Victims of Lake Albert Floods In DR Congo Abandoned
Five thousand families from the villages of Kasenyi and Tsomia in the Mokambo chiefdom of Mahagi territory in Ituri province…
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In Gabon’s Gamba, Men And Animals Struggle Over Nature
There has been an ongoing open conflict between human beings and animals in the locality of Gamba, a small petroleum…
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Gabonese Timber Certified To Enter Holland
After a rigorous evaluation of the Pan-African Forest Certification (PAFC) of Gabonese timber by the Timber Procurement Assessment Committee (TPAC)…
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Cameroon Educates Forestry Exploiters On Open Timber Portal Usage
For the past several years, the Cameroonian forestry sector has been corroded by corruption, fiscal evasion, illegal exploitation, violation of…
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Cameroon Signs Accord To Restore 12 Million Hectares Of Degenerated Landscapes By 2030
The government of Cameroon through its Ministry of the Environment, Nature Protection and Sustainable Development (MINEPDED) and the World Environment…
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Floods In Far North Cameroon Kill Over 64, Displace 160,000
According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA), at least 64 persons died due to…
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Congo Brazza Launches Manhunt For Bushmeat Traders
Administrative authorities in Congo Brazzaville have launched operations to track down bush meat traders in markets throughout the country. In…
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Erosion: A Kwara Community’s Nightmare
It was a sunny Thursday morning, 46-year-old Owolabi, a widow and a resident of Isalẹ Ijagun community, Ilorin East Local…
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Gabon Govt Silent As Estimboue People Cry Over Pollution By Oil Companies
After more than two years of crying to government without a response, the population of Etikboue, a locality in the…
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