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MMUST’s Prolific Environmental Scientist Dr. Humphrey Agevi Appointed as Programme Coordinator for the Eastern and South African Hub for Climate Change and Health
Health/Eco News

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

Promoting Ecological Justice Through a Human Rights and Environmental Approach
International News

Promoting Ecological Justice Through a Human Rights and Environmental Approach

This guest lecture aimed to strengthen public understanding of the increasingly close relationship between environmental protection, ecological sustainability, and human rights principles within contemporary legal

International News

EFOC 2024: Global Leaders Urge Black Diaspora To Unite For Economic and Environmental Justice – Essence

James Jimmy For ESSENCE Three powerhouse global leaders took to the stage at the 2024 ESSENCE Festival Of Culture to share their insights on defining

 The Assault on Environmental Protest
USA News

The Assault on Environmental Protest

More than 50 state bills that would criminalize protest, deter political participation, and curtail freedom of association have been introduced across the country in the

Chinese Mining in West Africa Faces Environmental, Social Concerns
Opinion

Chinese Mining in West Africa Faces Environmental, Social Concerns

In May 2025, the China Global South Initiative, a collaboration between the Keough School of Global Affairs and the Atlantic Council Global China Hub, convened

Climate Change Assessments Required for Environmental Permits
Health/Eco News

Climate Change Assessments Required for Environmental Permits

South African environmental law is undergoing a significant shift in how climate change is considered when making decisions about environmental authorizations (EA). Courts are increasingly