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Crave crisis: African bats face survival threat as habitats vanish
Our findings suggest Africa’s cave-dwelling bats face a double challenge. Climate change could shrink the areas where they can live, but even where future conditions
IGAD to assess animal health labs in Kenya and eight African countries
The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) is planning baseline assessments of selected animal health laboratories in Kenya and eight other African countries to identify gaps
Kenya’s second Ebola victim buried under strict safety measures
Kenya’s second Ebola Bundibugyo victim was buried on Saturday under strict infection prevention measures, with health workers disinfecting the grave and transport vehicle and burning
COP 31: African Negotiators to Push for Action on Agricultural Climate Finance
By Sharon Atieno Onyango Scaling up climate finance for agriculture is among the key agendas for African negotiators as the 31st United Nations Framework Convention
Africa’s climate adaptation must work for people – Dr Munang
By Christopher Arko, GNA Accra, Oct.23, GNA – Dr Richard Munang, Director, United Nations University -Institute for Natural Resources in Africa (UNU-INRA) says fighting
Climate Action Day: IPI calls for stronger protections for Africa’s climate reporters and access to environmental information – ipi.media
As the world marks the International Day of Climate Action, the International Press Institute (IPI) reiterates its demand for stronger protections for journalists reporting on
WHO warns ‘more complex’ Ebola outbreak now present in 3 African countries | Ebola News
Health officials are investigating where Nigeria’s first patient, confirmed this week, was infected. Published On 22 Oct 202622 Oct 2026 The World Health Organization (WHO)
Gauteng looks to practical solutions for climate resilience
Gauteng needs to move beyond assessing climate risks and responding to disasters to taking practical steps to strengthen its resilience to extreme weather. The breakaway
Climate change could reduce output from Kenya’s operating hydropower plants
Kenya’s existing hydropower plants face a projected decline in hydrological potential of up to 10% by midcentury compared with the 1971 to 2010 baseline. The
Africa’s bats could survive climate change – if they can find somewhere to live
Climate change and changes in the way land is used are the two biggest threats to wildlife because they change the environment in which animals