“There used to be a health centre there, and since the sea destroyed everything, there hasn't been any health centre in this community”, she said.Read More
Today, we are excited to announce the newest cohort of the ADH community journalism fellowship (ACJF), The fellowship will provide intensive training and mentorship to a diverse group of journalists who within the next 12 weeks Read More
As the United Nations Conference of Parties 27 resumed in Egypt, the President, Muhammadu Buhari directed the Minister of Environment, Mohammed Abdullahi, to represent him in Nigeria’s delegation. According to the directive, Mohammed would Read More
The World Bank has granted South Africa financing of $497 million to decommission one of its largest coal-fired power plants and convert it to renewable energy. According to a statement by the apex bank, the newly Read More
Earlier in the year, The African Centre of Meteorological Application for Development (ACMAD) forecasted above-average rainfall in West Africa from June 2022. As predicted, heavy flooding has ravaged West African countries, leaving the destruction of lives Read More
The United Nations weather agency has predicted a mysterious weather pattern that could worsen climate patterns across the globe. Last Wednesday, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said La Nina conditions, which involve a large-scale cooling Read More
Since the start of the rainy season, above-normal rainfall has left vast areas of Chad submerged under water. Aid groups and the state’s weather agency have revealed that many people have been forced Read More
On July 13, 2022, the temperature in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia reached 118 degrees Fahrenheit (48 degrees Celsius), its highest in 40 years. The heatwave and fires reportedly damaged the country’s grain crop, reducing crop harvest to Read More
Having spent his entire life surrounded by forest, Kyrien Ojong (52) considered no other business as good as farming in Bamba community, located in southern Nigeria. All of a sudden, elephants started eating all of his Read More
Climate Tracker visited the Olum community in South-South Nigeria to report how extreme wildfires are changing indigenous villages, forcing them to enact a law to control the flames. For Martins Abang (37) growing up in Olum Read More
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