Nigeria: Niger State Governor Supports Storm Victims
17/07/2017The governor of Niger state Abubakar Bello recently visited some areas in suleja and lapai that were affected by the storm. He paid condolence visits to some victims who lost.
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Nigeria: FG Releases 1.6 Billion Naira for Repair of Storm Affected States
13/07/2017Nigeria’s acting president Yemi Osinbajo has ordered the release of 1.6 billion Naira to 16 states in the country that were badly affected by storm recently. The released fund will.
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South Africa: Cape Town Continues “Water Saving” Process
12/07/2017Over the past weeks, Cape Town has received a good response to the water regulation in the city. This is as a result of the recent rains and the.
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AFDP Approves US$ 1 Million To Tackle Drought Issues In Kenya
10/07/2017Earlier this year, the government of Kenya declared a national drought disaster after observing the extreme dryness that covered the pastoral zones since the year before. In February 2017,.
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Kenya: KURA to Begin Second Phase Of Road Expansion In Nairobi
06/07/2017Kenya has made a positive move towards developing the status of its capital city which is an improvement to the countries profile, with the recent signing of a Sh1.98 billion.
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Gambia: More Villages Suffer Windstorm Crisis
05/07/2017Jarra Bureng village in the Lower River Region was attacked by a heavy rain and windstorm recently, destroying more than 40 houses. The rain brought down many trees in the.
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KENYA CELEBRATES EIGHT YEARS OF RINDERPEST PREVENTION
03/07/2017Kenya has been on serious vigilance over the outbreak of rinderpest in the country since 2010. Rinderpest is an infectious viral disease that affects domestic livestock. The disease is capable.
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Tanzania: German Ambassador To Tanzania Against Proposed Hydroelectric Power Dam Project
28/06/2017Following several reports on the proposed mega hydroelectric power dam project by experts, the German Ambassador to Tanzania has pointed the adverse effects of the project to the environment. During.
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SOUTH AFRICA: DAMS INCREASED BY 21.2% IN WESTERN CAPE
22/06/2017Current reports from Western Cape show that the water levels in dams have increased above the lower level as a result of the recent rains. Despite the increase, dams are.
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South Sudan: Famine Ceases in Two States
21/06/2017As a result of the civil war which began in December 2013 in South Sudan, thousands of the people have been displaced, many have died, and the country is plagued.
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