Camels, long regarded as the most resilient animals in some of the world’s harshest environments, are increasingly showing signs of strain as record-breaking temperatures grip parts of Africa. Pastoralists and animal health specialists say the animals that have helped human communities traverse arid regions for centuries are now struggling to cope with heat that exceeds […]
Along Kenya’s Indian Ocean shoreline, communities are confronting the slow but visible advance of the sea. Beaches that once served as buffers between the ocean and inland villages are narrowing, and in some stretches, the land itself is being swallowed by water. The growing crisis was a central focus of a major international ocean protection
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Along the East African coast, the vibrant ecosystems that have long sustained marine life and local economies are under mounting pressure. Coral reefs stretching from Kenya to Tanzania and beyond are showing signs of stress that scientists and local communities alike have warned about for years. The decline of these underwater habitats is no longer
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South African winemakers are adapting to earlier harvests as climate change reshapes the Western Cape. Scientists warn the 2035 harvest could begin in November — two months ahead of schedule.
With temperatures reaching dangerous levels across Nigeria, a new wave of startups is deploying creative cooling technologies to help communities adapt to extreme heat.
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