By Ephrem Murindabigwi When drought grips Uganda’s Karamoja region, the immediate explanation is often climate change.…
Category: Environment Protection
The oldest building materials: wisdom for modern humanity?
By Ephrem Murindabigwi Humanity—for thousands of years—built some of its most enduring cities, monuments, and civilizations…
From Rwanda to Azerbaijan-what environmental progress teaches, and global struggle for environmental survival
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye As Rwanda and Azerbaijan are among countries which marked World Environment Day…
3 major activities, one goal: REMA is expediting climate action with Green Amayaga Phase II and Environment Week Launch
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Rwanda Environment Management Authority [REMA] conducted three major activities on 30 May…
Akagera’s remarkable revival—how Rwanda has turned a threatened park into a conservation success story
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye For Enock Mutambyi, the moment he finally stood face-to-face with an elephant…
The U.S.A: a nation of abundance, a crisis of hunger— the urgent case for food rescue everywhere
By Ephrem Murindabigwi A strange contradiction is happening across the United States of America’s fields: while…
From scarcity to abundancy: what Rwanda’s terraces, land protection and farmer support reveal about Africa’s struggling agriculture sector
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye What if Africa’s journey—from food self-sufficiency to food abundancy able to nourish…
Can initiatives like the Green Amayaga Project help to shape responses to a worldwide crisis:land degradation-erosion, drought and desertification?
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA) has implemented this six-year Forest Landscape Restoration…
From strength to security: why miners must save today for a stable tomorrow
By Ephrem Murindabigwi Young miners labor tirelessly, in the heart of Muhanga District, extracting the wealth…
When a beehive entered a Kenyan greenhouse—how bees are transforming pollination, yields, and climate-smart farming
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Zachary Kibiri, a Kenyan farmer, has discovered a remarkable solution— hidden in…