Environment
Mont-aux-Sources Weather Station Boosts Climate and Water Monitoring
In a landmark step for climate and environmental science in Africa, a high-altitude weather station has...
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East and Southern Africa Trafficking Hubs Linked to Global Networks
Recent law enforcement operations across East and Southern Africa underscore the region’s growing significance within global...
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Mozambique Beekeeping Initiative Aims to Curb Wildlife Conflict
In a bid to balance ecological preservation with rural economic development, Mozambican authorities have inaugurated a...
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Elephant Boom in Southern Africa Prompts Conservation Rethink
Southern Africa’s expanding elephant population, now exceeding 230,000 across the region, is increasingly recognised as a...
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Zimbabwe Embarks on Wildlife Relocation to Revitalise Biodiversity
The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) has initiated a structured wildlife relocation operation to...
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GPS-Collaring Technology Offers Hope as Human-Elephant Conflict Escalates in Zimbabwe
In Hwange, western Zimbabwe, a growing conflict between rural communities and elephants is intensifying under the...
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Wildlife Deaths at Zimbabwe’s Lake Chivero Blamed on Cyanobacteria Contamination
The deaths of several animals at Lake Chivero Recreational Park, a protected sanctuary near Harare, have...
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South Africa to Press for Equitable Sharing of Genetic Resources at COP16
South Africa is poised to play a leading role in the upcoming 16th meeting of the...
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Over 500 Elephants Driven Back to Tanzanian Game Reserves in Massive Wildlife Operation
The Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) has successfully driven back more than 500 elephants to their...
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South Africa Sees Significant Drop in Rhinoceros Poaching in Recent Months
South Africa has recorded a notable decline in rhinoceros poaching during May and June this year...
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