Unraveling the Secrets of the Nile’s Origins: Exploring Rutovu
If you trace the Nile back to its roots, you’ll find its source nestled high in the enchanting hills of Burundi.
November 27, 2024
Hands of Masese: The Porters Who Keep the Landing Site Moving, but at What Cost?
Masese remains both a mother and a burden to the men who labor on its shores
November 18, 2024
Antoine Mukeshimana: From Hippo Attack to Hope -A Journey of Resilience and Renewal
By Samuel Ngendahimana Antoine Mukeshimana, 45, was born and raised on Sharita Island, a remote
November 15, 2024
The Water Crisis Amidst Conflict in Nyiragongo, DRCongo
By Daniel Buuma The occupation of Rutshuru territory in the Eastern North Kivu province of
November 11, 2024
Wings along the Nile in Sudan
By Esra Elfaki In 2012, I embarked on a journey into the world of dragonflies
November 8, 2024
A Journey through a River: Life in Juba
By Samir Bol Lawrence Samuel stands by the Nile River, looking at how much Juba
November 4, 2024
Mighty River Kuja: Wath Onger’s Vein of Life, Gateway to Disaster
Due to the high volumes of water, River Kuja changed its course, forging a new path into Lake Victoria
October 30, 2024
Is Burullus Lake a Paradise Under Threat?
Over the last century, Burullus Lake has shrunk by about 30%, from over 600 square kilometres to a much smaller area
October 30, 2024
Sewage Handling in Mwanza City: The Everyday Struggle to Survive
By Said Sindo “I started this work in 1988. One day I slipped and fell
October 28, 2024
Juba Ice Factory Denies Pollution, as Residents Decry Environmental Damage
Many residents of Juba Na Bari are battling the impact of solid waste from the ice factory.
October 21, 2024
Saving Lake Hawassa from Distress
Rapid economic and population growth and climate change substantially hinder Lake Hawassa’s natural resources and watershed
October 18, 2024
Charcoal Trade: South Sudan’s Forests at the Croossroads of Survival
By Mamer Abraham Kuot The outskirts of Malakal – in South Sudan’s Upper Nile state
October 17, 2024