West-Africa
Hapag-Lloyd’s ship loaded with garbage
In Senegal, a turnaround for hundreds of tons of plastic waste. A boat from the German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd was intercepted by…
Topic
Environment
Southern-Africa
radioactivity in an attempt to save
In South Africa, a research group is trying to make the rhino’s horn radioactive with nuclear technology. This project aims to make…
West-Africa
Blossom Benin
Roses, gladioli, lilies, orchids, aromas … contemporary flowers, crops, that is the eagerness of Doris Diawarra, a younger Beninese who launched her…
Central-Africa
nationwide parks disadvantaged of environmental guards, on strike
In Gabon, it has been virtually a month because the environmental guards – the workers that ensures the protection of the nation’s…
Southern-Africa
“Knowledge of the Octopus”, a movie to defend
The South African documentary The Knowledge of the Pieuvre received the Oscar for greatest documentary, on Sunday, April 25 in Los Angeles.…
West-Africa
collections of date stones for replanting the forest
In Senegal, pits with dates that are eaten when you break Ramadan will no longer be thrown in the trash. The National…
Central-Africa
Researchers point to the vulnerability of
Published on April 21, 2021 in the journal Nature, an international study coordinated by researchers from IRD and CIRAD, identifies for the…
Central-Africa
Africa between expectations and urgent action
The fight for the climate is at the heart of an international virtual summit organized over two days by US President Joe…
West-Africa
On the Togolese coasts eaten away by the sea
It is a phenomenon that has plagued the Togolese coast for several years: the sea is moving across the continent and across…
East-Africa
To save rhinos, World Bank
The World Bank wants to hire financial markets to save the black rhinos in South Africa. With “nature bonds”, the organization plans…
West-Africa
Life in Senegal’s chemically polluted Petit Mbao
Petit Mbao was known for having one of the most beautiful white sand beaches in Senegal. Since the 1960s, industrial plants have…
