How Green Is Your Business Computing System?
In a world where business is transacted 24/7, computing has become increasingly popular. The need to collect data, store data,
Acacia Gold Dispute Covers No-One in Lustre
ByThe EastAfrican A long-running battle between the government of Tanzania and the country’s largest gold mining company, Acacia Mining Plc,
Climate Change and Growing Population Exerting Pressure
Story by East Africa In 1985, then United Nations secretary general Boutros Boutros-Ghali reminded the world that the next war
Fierce Divide As Botswana Lifts Hunting Ban
By Daily Nation Many conservationists on Thursday reacted with anger over Botswana’s decision to lift its blanket ban on hunting,
Spare Us This Time
I am in the breadbasket of Kenya, next to the mighty Sagana river. Mighty is what it used to be.
Sustainable Mining
In the beautiful Johannesburg exists mountains. Mountains of sandy, dirty, geometric and a glittering landscape that can be beautifully captured
Climate Change – Changing The Tide In Africa
A churn is underway across Africa. An era of civil conflict that followed the centuries of colonial plunder across the
Sanitary Waste Disposal Woes in Urban Households
Sanitary waste disposal suffers a great deal in urban households, where sanitary bins are largely absent. These households dispose of
Solving The Plastic Pollution Crisis – Responsibility of The Manufacturer
Here is a challenge: Try not to buy single-use plastic for a day. That may be easy, but now try
Wetlands as A Tool for Climate Change Mitigation
Three of the world’s greatest challenges over the coming decades will be climate change, biodiversity loss, and water stress (World