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Southern Africa: Meeting of Zambezi Basin Countries

Senior technical staff from the eight southern African counties which share the Zambezi basin held a working meeting in Maputo on Friday to discuss the next steps in implementing the strategy to develop and manage the water resources of the basin.

  AIM
Nigeria: 'Global Food Crisis is Effect of Climate Change'

Architect Halima Tayo Alao, the Minister of Environment, Housing and Urban Development is a committed community leader who has served Nigeria in several professional and administrative positions before attaining her present status.

  Leadership
Nigeria: Group Moves to Retain Water Pumping Equipment in Okpella

A suit to prevent the Ministers of Agriculture, Environment, the Edo State Commissioner of Police, their agents, servants or privies from removing water pipes, water pumping machines, valves and other equipment from Okpella Community in Edo State has been instituted at the Federal High in Benin by Okpella Forum.

  Vanguard
Nigeria: Coy to Invest N8 Billion in Municipal Solid Waste Facility in Kano

Goodness International Limited (GIL), in collaboration with Kano State and the Federal Government, is to invest N7 to N8 billion in municipal solid waste facility project, a project considered to be the largest of its kind in the history of the state.

  Daily Trust
Nigeria: FCT Water Board Sets Standards for Services

Residents of the Federal Capital Territory who depend on water supply from the FCT water board would soon be able to say exactly when they would have water or not as the board has set in motion processes leading to setting of specific standards for its services.

  Daily Trust
Rwanda: Teachers Trained On Natural Resource Management

Thirty teachers representing 30 districts across the country have been trained on how to manage natural resources, especially water resources.

  New Times
Mozambique: Italian Grant for Flood Relief And Fight Against Cholera

The Italian government has just disbursed a million euros (about 1.6 million US dollars) to support the Mozambican government in the emergency caused by the flooding in the Zambezi Valley and elsewhere in central and northern Mozambique, and in the fight against cholera.

  AIM
Cameroon: Warda - Modern Public Toilets Under Construction

A new public toilet will soon be constructed at the Warda junction in Yaounde. The former public toilet which served Yaounde inhabitants for a good number of years, had gone out of use.

  Cameroon Tribune
Uganda: Museveni Pledges On Koboko Water

President Yoweri Museveni has directed the Ministries of Finance and that of Water to release Shs300m for extension of piped water to Koboko town.

  Monitor
Uganda: Mukono Residents Vow to Block Quarry Firm

Residents of Nangwa in Nakisunga sub-county, Mukono district have vowed to block Seyan Brothers and Company from quarrying unless it constructs a health centre in the area.

  New Vision
Kenya: Storm Brews in Water Ministry

A storm is brewing at the Water and Irrigation ministry over a recent reshuffle of its parastatal chiefs.

  Nation
Guinea Bissau: Cholera Outbreak Escalating

The number of people infected by a cholera outbreak in Guinea Bissau doubled in July to more than 600 and infections have spread to areas of the country previously considered low risk, health experts warn.

  IRIN
Kenya: Livestock Disease, High Prices Fuelling Food Insecurity

Recurrent outbreaks of the viral livestock disease peste des petits ruminants (PPR), which affects goats and sheep, are exacerbating poor food security in the mainly pastoralist Turkana region of northwestern Kenya.

  IRIN
Africa: Over 2.5 Billion People Lack Improved Sanitation Daily - WHO

A new report has revealed that every day, over 2.5 billion people suffer from a lack of access to improved sanitation, which refers to any facility that hygienically separates human waste from the environment.

  This Day
Nigeria: Dam Construction Breeds Anarchy in Argungu

Over 1000 farmers in Argungu Emirate penultimate Thursday, attempted to lynch the Kebbi State Deputy Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim Aliyu and the Emir of Argungu, Alhaji Samaila Mera at the Emir's palace protesting the siting of the N18 billion Zauro Polder irrigation project in Argungu. Aliyu who is the chairman, technical advisory committee on the project, had to be bundled out of the palace with the ...

  This Day
Kenya: New Settlers Moving Into Mau, Warn MPs

Thousands of people are trooping into Mau forest with the hope of benefiting from the planned Government resettlement of illegal farmers, Maasai leaders claimed Tuesday.

  Nation
Kenya: Ngilu Cancels Launch of Board

Water minister Charity Ngilu Tuesday cancelled the inauguration of the board of directors of the Mombasa Water and Sewerage Company after protests marred the occasion.

  Nation
Angola: Red Cross Boosts Combat to Cholera

Luanda's provincial secretariat of the Angolan Red Cross (CVA) will start, next September, a cholera prevention campaign, in collaboration with its German counterpart, aimed at informing the population about the cares to be taken with the disease.

  ANGOP
Uganda: No Latrines At Lamogi As Hepatitis E Hits Region

Lamogi Sub-county headquarters lack adequate sanitation facilities even as Hepatitis E ravages the region. The Senior Health Assistant in Lamogi, Mr John Richard Odong, has asked the Amuru District Health Secretary, to close the sub-county headquarters for lack of adequate sanitary facilities.

  Monitor
Nigeria: Kano LG Provides Devt Boost

The inhabitants of Shanono Local Government Area (LGA) of Kano State will soon have cause to smile, as the council's Chairman; Alhaji Suleiman Danjuma Shanono has reiterated a pledge to provide social amenities in the area for rapid development.

  This Day
Nigeria: Water Supply - Jigawa Partners EU

To meet its target of effectively addressing the problem of perennial water shortage in Dutse metropolis and other parts of the state, the Jigawa State Government plans to intensify its collaboration with the European Union (EU).

  This Day
Nigeria: Berger Workers Operate Illegal Diesel Dump at Mpape

An illegal diesel dump operated by Julius Berger workers was over the weekend discovered inside a bush close to Berger's Quarry at Mpape.

  Daily Trust
Rwanda: KCC Conduct Collective Process Evaluation

The executive of Kigali City Council recently met and discussed many issues with the city residents, during an occasion organised by KCC at its headquarters in Nyarugenge.

  New Times
Uganda: School Head Jailed Over Lack of Latrine

SEVEN people, including a headmaster, will spend six months in jail for lacking latrines at home. They are Shaban Isiko, Bernard Kirunda, Bernard Babwone, Moses Kabweru, Jamilu Mukuba, Ismail Balazaine and Yonasani Kibampawo.

  New Vision
Kenya: Selfish Interests Threaten Mau Forest

The direct involvement of political leaders in the Mau Complex evictions stands in the way of the Government's resolve to rid the forest of illegal settlers.

  Nation

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