Articles on Natural Resources Management
Climate Change: The Lake Chad Basin’s nightmare
The issue of climate change is the subject of increasingly important attention for our generation and future generations. Many scientific predictions have finally convinced the political sphere of all the…
Why We Need to Change the Way We Do Biodiversity Conservation Education
If we were to cease objection between protected areas management authorities and local custodians! The conservation education curriculum has to Change. Source: Bamulesewa Sudi Around the world, biodiversity conservation using…
WHILE STILL ADJUSTING IN THE THIRD INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, INDUSTRY 4.0 KNOCKS. IS AFRICA READY?
At the dawn of the third millennium, the world transitioned from the third to the fourth industrial revolution with the internet of things, cloud computing, and other disruptive technologies at…
Migration as a key factor for conservation.
Job opportunities are the motivator of people nowadays to move from one place to another, and temporary visa cards and other restrictive policies are the main catalyzes; this facilitates access…
The Most Impactful Gift Yet To Take Home For The Holiday Season!
The Culture of Us! How many times have you gone back home? I mean, not the homes we go to after spending a day at work or school, but the…
Unraveling the Evolution of Natural Resources Management in Sierra Leone.
Leonrado Viti/123F In every morning hours, as the cock crows, so the lions' roar in a mountain on the west coast of Africa founded by a Portuguese sailor called Pedro…
What if we could all have access to water and sanitation services?
© amitiesavoiesahel Mrs Ouedraogo lives in a village about 50 km from Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso. It is 4 am, and the village is asleep. The sun has…
Water Sanitation: Cameroon’s Nightmare Coming To Light.
How comfortable the government can be when it comes to water distribution and sanitation is still shocking to many ; A land documented in the Guardian post and world bank…
How One with Nothing is Wealthy & the other with Plenty Suffers
In Sub-Saharan Africa, the Republic of Congo (DRC) is the largest country. The DRC is still one of the world’s poorest countries, despite its poverty rate decreasing slightly in the…
The Tipping Point: Is there a point of no return in Climate Change?
Dominoes tipping over. Image from (Lewis, 2019) If like me you've been wondering if the recent floodings in Kenya (Al-Jazeera, 2020), Rwanda (TRT, 2020), and the DRC (VoA news, 2020),…