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Kenya cannot afford to treat climate disasters as surprises
Climate Change · Kenya

Kenya cannot afford to treat climate disasters as surprises

In the past five years alone, failed rainy seasons have left over 4 million people across Kenya in need of humanitarian aid, with livestock dying in their thousands. Across the northern counties, children have had to drop out of school as entire communities are displaced in search of water and pasture. On the other extreme, […] The post Kenya cannot afford to treat climate disasters as surprises appeared first on HapaKenya.See the Story
The Role of Trade Unions in Kenya’s Struggle for Social and Economic Justice - Africa Uncensored
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The Role of Trade Unions in Kenya’s Struggle for Social and Economic Justice - Africa Uncensored

By Rose Tunguru Kenya is witnessing a wave of change. Long accustomed to preserving the status quo, many have found themselves face-to-face with a new generation of youth who are disenfranchised, unemployed, or underemployed, despite being highly educated. It is undeniable that the events of June last year have left a significant mark across every sector. What was initially dismissed as a mere issue of “disgruntled youth” has steadily evolved in…See the Story
Tanzania's Loyalty to EAC Questioned Amid Activists' Torture Concerns
Tanzania · Tanzania

Tanzania's Loyalty to EAC Questioned Amid Activists' Torture Concerns

Political analysts and business leaders have raised concerns over Tanzania’s commitment to the East African Community (EAC) following the recent reports of abduction and torture meted out to Kenyan activists and the subsequent defence of the actions by the nation’s leadership. The neighbouring country, also a member of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), came […]See the Story

Carbon Credits in the Congo: The Cost of Capture, Part 2 - Africa Uncensored

PART TWO: A Trump-like businessman and his brothers cash in on DRC’s Resources By Linda Ngari This article is the second of a two-part investigative series produced with the support of the Pulitzer Center Rainforest Investigations Network in collaboration with the Latin American Center for Investigative Journalism (CLIP). Read the first part here. Litete Emmanuel is a dad of seven. The 42-year-old was born and raised in Yafunga village, located …Tshopo · TshopoRead Article

Carbon Credits in the Congo: The Cost of Capture, Part 1 - Africa Uncensored

PART ONE: Despite millions of carbon credits sold for a decade, this community in DRC has almost nothing to show for it By Linda Ngari About 80 Kilometers from the city of Kisangani in Tshopo Province lies the Isangi territory. This remote territory can be accessed by a boat ride through the deepest river in the world, River Congo, or by a four-hour motorbike ride through a dusty winding trail. Isangi is one of the seven territories of Tshopo Pr…Tshopo · TshopoRead Article

#TitleDeals - Legacy of Loss - Africa Uncensored

What happens when court orders are ignored, titles mean nothing, and land cartels operate with impunity? In this episode of #TitleDeals, we follow two families fighting to reclaim what was taken from them – and ask the bigger question: can ordinary Kenyans really count on the system to protect their land? The post #TitleDeals – Legacy of Loss appeared first on Africa Uncensored.Kenya · KenyaRead Article

#Titledeals - Living In Limbo - Africa Uncensored

What happens when court orders are ignored, titles mean nothing, and land cartels operate with impunity? In the next episode of #TitleDeals, we follow two families fighting to reclaim what was taken from them – and ask the bigger question: can ordinary Kenyans really count on the system to protect their land? The post #Titledeals – Living In Limbo appeared first on Africa Uncensored.Kenya · KenyaRead Article

Economic Expert: Distrust and poor services keep South Sudanese from Banks

Juba, Central Equatoria (Eye Radio) – A South Sudanese economist says widespread distrust in financial institutions, coupled with inadequate banking services, is driving many citizens to keep their money outside the formal banking system. Abraham Maliet, former economic advisor to ex-Vice President Dr. James Wani Igga, has raised concerns over a recent directive issued by the Financial Intelligence Unit. The directive, released last week, mandat…Juba · JubaSee the Story

From Chinese Factory Floors to For You Pages: The New Trade Routes Into East Africa - Africa Uncensored

By Uri Ludger “Why don’t you just contact us and buy from us? We have the best quality control. We have the best craftsmanship. We have the most complete supply chain. You won’t believe the prices we give you…” These words — from the now-banned TikTok account Senbags — have echoed across phone screens worldwide. If you’ve scrolled through TikTok in the past few weeks, chances are you’ve seen this, or any number of other Chinese accounts, hammeri…Nairobi · NairobiRead Article

Conflict of Interest: The Insider Deals and Offshore Companies Behind Kenya’s High Energy Costs - Africa Uncensored

Independent Power Producers (IPPs) joined Kenya’s electricity grid in 1996, introduced as a response to power rationing. Rather than benefitting consumers, new evidence in this 2-part investigation raises serious questions about possible conflict of interest. Due in part to the contracts that favour these IPPs, consumers have had to pay for the electricity they generate, even when the power itself is not supplied to the power grid. As a result, …Nairobi · NairobiRead Article

Theta Gold begins pre-construction activities at TGME gold plant in South Africa

Theta Gold Mines has announced the commencement of pre-construction activities at its TGME gold processing plant in South Africa.The post Theta Gold begins pre-construction activities at TGME gold plant in South Africa appeared first on Mining Technology.Gold · South AfricaSee the Story

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