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Bishop Martín Lasarte warns of severe deforestation and poaching near Angola’s border with Zambia, threatening the nation’s biodiversity and iconic wildlife. In response, the Catholic Church is launching grassroots conservation efforts to restore ecosystems and raise environmental awareness.
The BeGreen Programme 2025 is now accepting applications from youth in South Africa and Nigeria with innovative green business ideas. Selected entrepreneurs will receive training, mentorship, and up to $5,000 in funding to launch or grow their sustainable ventures.
Ugandan scientists are testing drought-resistant coffee varieties under the European Union-funded Green Coffee Initiative, aimed at combating the effects of climate change on the country’s vital coffee industry. The project explores the potential of Robusta coffee strains that can thrive under extreme heat and water scarcity, ensuring the future of Uganda’s coffee production and its resilience against climate challenges.
A year on from the catastrophic collapse at the Kiteezi Landfill in Kampala, dozens of victims’ bodies remain unclaimed, prompting renewed calls for accountability and improved disaster-response systems.
Human rights groups are urging the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil to take action against Mano Palm Oil Industries in Liberia, citing land grabs, labor abuses, and environmental harm. Critics say RSPO’s failure to enforce its standards undermines its credibility and allows exploitation to persist.
Care and Assistance for Forced Migrants (CAFOMI) has been honored at the 2025 WASH Impact and Influence Awards, earning recognition for its outstanding efforts in improving access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene in disaster-prone areas of Uganda. The organization’s innovative approaches and strong partnerships have impacted over 100,000 vulnerable people across southwestern Uganda.
