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It’s Time to Change The Visit: Black Girl Vitamins Launches Short-Film Exposing the lifelong Impact of Medical Dismissal
Released during Black Maternal Mental Health Week, the film explores how systemic failures in healthcare drive inequities in maternal health and beyond. CHICAGO, July 22,
Tick Invasion: South African Tick Species Expanding Due to Climate Change, Threatening Agriculture and Human Health | World News
South African Bont tick. Image Credit: iNaturalist A particular tick species that was once confined to parts of northeastern South Africa and coastal regions is
Africa 2026 floods: How climate change and poor planning are drowning a continent
Every rainy season, the water comes for us. And every season, we call it a disaster, as if we did not watch it approach. Since
MMUST’s Prolific Environmental Scientist Dr. Humphrey Agevi Appointed as Programme Coordinator for the Eastern and South African Hub for Climate Change and Health
Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology’s (MMUST) prolific environmental scientist, Dr. Humphrey Agevi has been appointed as the Programme Coordinator for the Eastern and South African
The Real Coup in Benin? Succession Without Political Change
Patrice Talon has now completed two terms in office, in line with Benin’s constitutional limit. As a result, he is expected to step down at
Sudan launches first education climate change strategy with UNESCO to build a climate-resilient school system
44 Sudan has launched the development of its first Education Sector Climate Change Strategy in partnership with UNESCO, marking a significant policy shift aimed at
MESHA Hosts Inaugural Health, Climate Change Journalism Awards
By Sharon Atieno Onyango More than 10 African journalists were recognized at the inaugural Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (MESHA) health and climate
OAUSTECH public lecture focuses on climate change, food security in Africa
By Dayo Johnson, Akure Eminent scholars, policymakers, traditional rulers, security chiefs and community leaders gathered at Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH), Okitipupa,
How climate change is threatening grassroots football in Kenya ahead of AFCON 2027
A new analysis shows that extreme rainfall is already capable of making grassroots football pitches in Mathare unplayable, with climate change projected to intensify future
Study links climate change to stunted child growth in Africa
An internally displaced Somali family prepares breakfast outside their makeshift shelter in Mogadishu last month (OSV News/Reuters/Feisal Omar) New research from the University of