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When deeds speak, words are nothing
Mankind’s impact on nature is threatening the environment and the very resources we need to survive. The Niles correspondents set out to explore where and how people in the Nile Basin region rethink. The findings for now: We are an endlessly innovative species. Cooperation is our superpower. When deeds speak, words are nothing.
Small fish, enormous potential?
Could small fish found in many waters in Uganda contribute to improved food security?
22.07.2022
Meet our contributors
Rehab A. Almohsen
Better beans
Fast-cooking and precooked beans could improve food and income security and turn down the heat on East Africa’s dwindling forests, as a project involving farmers in Kenya and Uganda suggests.
14.06.2022
Q&A / Negotiations over rivers
Working with a friend rather than an adversary
The negotiations over the Nile in an attempt to agree on sharing the river equitably can seem like a ‘mission impossible’. Could lessons learned from the Colorado River Basin help overcome the impasse?
10.06.2022
Kenya’s vultures are disappearing
Vulture populations across Africa have declined sharply. Kenyan conservationists say that urgent action is needed to save ‘nature’s clean-up crew’.
8.06.2022
Towards a green digital revolution
Stockholm+50 calls for a real commitment to address global environmental concerns and for a just transition to sustainable economies that, with the help of digital tools, work for all people.
7.06.2022
re‹think the way we communicate
About sharing resources
Remember, when deeds speak, words are nothing.
11.03.2022