Burundian Journalists Urged to Embrace Data and Human-Centered Storytelling
BUJUMBURA. Journalists in Burundi have been urged to shift away from traditional crisis reporting and focus on human-centered, collaborative storytelling…
BUJUMBURA. Journalists in Burundi have been urged to shift away from traditional crisis reporting and focus on human-centered, collaborative storytelling…
Africa is moving to formally include fungi, or “funga,” alongside plants and animals in conservation systems. The shift is forcing…
Waste, climate change, and illegal fishing are pushing one of Africa’s most biodiverse lakes to the brink – and with…
In East Africa, including Burundi, haemophilia kills not only as a disease, but also through the absence of diagnosis, the…
Deforestation in Kibira and drought are accelerating the drying up of water resources. The population in the park’s two watersheds…
Tea plantations stretching as far as the eye can see on the edge of Kibira Park, agricultural fields, construction of…
State production companies and institutions—Regideso, Isabu, and DPAE—carry out several development activities in Kibira, while local communities illegally exploit forest…
When Kibira was elevated to protected area status by a ministerial order establishing its boundaries on 12 December 1933, its…
Scientists and farmers have used ‘biology-oriented engineering’ to restore and protect land threatened by erosion Ferdinand Mbonihankuye October 30, 2025…
Despite the economic opportunities that eucalyptus offers, it can be harmful to the environment. Kayanza province is a case in…