By Niklas Hagelberg is Coordinator, Climate Change Programme, UN Environment Fossil fuels—oil, gas, coal and their derivatives—pollute the atmosphere and emit the greenhouse gases that are… Read More »We Must Do More To Speed Up Ending Fossil Fuel Subsidies
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Most media narratives about Eritrea suggest an endless stream of young people fleeing the country, who couldn’t wait to escape. But the reality is far… Read More »Patriotism versus Hope: Eritreans Wrestle with Leaving Home or Remaining
In an era where satellites have become increasingly important, countries are making huge investments in data and knowledge and ultimately shooting their own satellites into… Read More »What Is Africa’s Place In The Evolving Space Technology?
How do I tell a story and contribute to curb one of the worst crimes perpetuated on humanity which causes billions of dollars that could… Read More »Corruption In Africa – The Crisis Of Our Time?
South Africa’s former president, Nelson Mandela, once described peace as “more than just the absence of war” but the prosperity of the peoples on the… Read More »Global Peace Index Shows Africa’s Peace Remains Fragile
Beyond Meat, a premium vegan food company, listed on the New York exchange earlier this year, the company was able to attract a-list investors to… Read More »Vegan Lifestyle Looking Green For Investors As Beyond Meat Shares Sizzle
As a child, Thione Niang used to listen to his mother cry at night, and promised himself he would change her life. Creating that change… Read More »Entrepreneur Thione Niang’s Mission To Do Good And Change Lives
Today, June 16th, Youth Day, is a public holiday to honour those who lost their lives in the fight for equality in the country. Youth… Read More »Why Do South Africans Mark Youth Day?
On Friday 14 June, Carina Bruwer, contemporary flute player from South Africa and founding member of the award-winning instrumental group Sterling EQ, will attempt to… Read More »South African Musician Plans 21km “Swim For Hope” Before Concert In Elche