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Tanzania unveils plan to manage octopus fishery

Tanzania, a major octopus producer in the Indian Ocean, is working on a plan to introduce measures for sustainable management and harvesting of the fishery,...
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3,114 flout Lagos environmental laws, face music

The Lagos State Government says a total of 3114 people were arrested for flouting various environmental rules across the state in the last one...
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Climate activists urge journalists to prioritise environment reporting

The Media Network Action on Climate Change (MENACC) is calling on journalists in Zambia and the southern African region to increase coverage of climate...
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Mongolia plants 42m trees since 2021 to combat desertification

Mongolia has planted a total of 42 million trees across the country since the launch of its national tree-planting campaign in 2021, the country’s...
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Edwin Clark University to address environmental issues in Niger Delta – VC

The Edwin Clark University (ECU) says it has made breakthrough research into environmental and industrial chemistry. Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Samuel Ugbolue, disclosed...
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Green Waka: Using the green office movement to advance sustainability

Youth have a major role to play in achieving the global sustainability target. In this article, Etta Michael Bisong explores the Green Office Movement...
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New award celebrates excellence in population, health, environment reporting in Africa

The USAID-funded Building Capacity for Integrated Family Planning and Reproductive Health and Population, Environment and Development Action (BUILD Project) on Wednesday, April 17, 2024,...
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Govt collaborates with environmental practitioners’ institute on sustainability

The Federal Ministry of Environment on Tuesday, April 16, 2024, in Abuja expressed determination to partner with the Institute of Environmental Practitioners of Nigeria...
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