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RwandAir suspends West African routes amid DR Congo airspace ban

RwandAir, Rwanda’s national carrier, has announced the suspension of several of its West African routes following the closure of Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) airspace to Rwandan aircraft. The decision, rooted in ongoing political tensions, has forced the airline to

WAR IN EASTERN DR CONGO: Devastated land, no hope for future

In Goma and Bukavu, once vibrant centers of trade and community, life has been stripped down to survival. War has made a home here — not a sudden invasion, but a grinding, persistent presence that refuses to leave. Armed groups

Comment le Rwanda s’en sort dans la restauration des zones marécageux

Les experts en conservation étudient les amphibiens, tels que les grenouilles, et comment ils peuvent aider à comprendre comment restaurer les zones humides et les rendre plus résilientes face aux changements climatiques. Une étude de 2020 a indiqué que plus

Rwanda faces annual disaster losses of $300 Million- Report

  2024 Disaster Data : Between January and October 2024, disasters in Rwanda caused significant damage, including: 1,620 damaged homes 1,000 hectares of crops destroyed 66 classrooms affected 60 road sections damaged 12 churches and 12 bridges impacted   Rwanda

How Rwanda is faring in wetlands restoration

A view of  Pond Kivu, one of newly initiated ponds at Nyandungu Eco- Tourism Park in Kigali. The recreational space contains several water ponds that have different species. Conservation experts are researching amphibians, such as frogs, and how they can

Wings along the Nile in Sudan

  By Esra Elfaki (SUDAN)   In 2012, I embarked on a journey into the world of dragonflies and damselflies (Odonata) in Sudan, captivated by their vibrant colours, oversized eyes, and powerful wings. My fascination led me to study their

Mighty River Kuja: Wath Onger’s Vein of Life, Gateway to Disaster

By Curity Adhiambo (KENYA)   It’s a sunny morning by the riverside. The golden rays of the sun gently settle on the flowing waters of River Kuja in western Kenya, casting reflections as early birds begin their day along the brown