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The president's announcement came in the same week as the Botswana government allowed the Bushmen to bury Pitseng Gaoberekwe who died in December 2021 on the group's ancestral ... Read more »
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The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) have released a global report, ... Read more »
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Over 100 South African women farm workers and people living on farms marched to parliament, calling for a meeting with Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development ... Read more »
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In the midst of King Charles III's state visit to Kenya, local authorities, including police and rangers from the Kenya Forestry Service and Kenyan Wildlife Service, participated ... Read more »
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Kenyan lawyers say the government has a case to answer over the recent decision to overturn a six-year ban on logging in the country's vulnerable forest areas, writes Melissa Britz ... Read more »
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In 2021, TotalEnergies began constructing a 700-acre industrial area in Buliisa district despite activists raising concerns about the threats posed by the pipeline to livelihoods, ... Read more »
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An international non-governmental organisation which campaigns for the rights of indigenous peoples who use traditional methods of making their living is challenging the way Read more »
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The Langa Dompas Museum in Cape Town is steeped in the history of the township, which celebrates its centenary in 2023. The structures once served as the offices of the "Bantu ... Read more »
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Lesotho MPs are expected to deliberate over whether parts of South Africa's territory may be reclaimed. According to parliament's order paper, areas under consideration include the ... Read more »
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Data from the National Drought Management Authority indicate that at least 4.35 million people in 23 counties are facing starvation with another 846,000 in nine additional counties ... Read more »
