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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.
re‹think the way we communicate
About sharing resources
Remember, when deeds speak, words are nothing.
11.03.2022
Meet our contributors
Anthony Ochieng
re‹think the way we communicate
Stick to the facts, avoid sparking conflict
Taking a closer look at the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam news coverage in Sudan, Ethiopia and Egypt, media outlets urgently need to rethink their polarising reporting, comments Elzahraa Jadallah.
10.03.2022
re‹think the way we communicate
Cease nationalistic reporting, embrace diverse sources
The media needs to air more perspectives and tighten its links to scientists to protect valuable natural resources, comments Henry Lutaaya.
9.03.2022
re‹think the way we use land
South Sudan’s struggle for its wetlands
Toothless laws and a lack of neutral oversight are thwarting South Sudan’s efforts to safeguard its nature.
8.03.2022
re‹think the way we use land
Wetlands: A vital tool to mitigate climate change
Wetlands can put the brakes on the impacts of climate change. The case of the Rweru-Bugesera wetland shows why it’s high time we do more to protect them.
7.03.2022
re‹think the way we eat
Improving food security: One drip at a time
It is a daunting challenge to produce enough food for the growing Nile Basin population, and climate change makes farming even tougher.
25.02.2022