How Africa is harnessing space technology for early warning systems against climate disastersWritten by Adesewa Olofinko2 weeks ago
In Brazil, a new test reveals misidentified torture victim from the dictatorship periodWritten by Pública - Agência de jornalismo investigativoTranslated by Fernanda Canofre13 May 2025
Cameroon's next generation is ready to take on the country's technological challenges’The language of tomorrow won’t be English or French, it’s technology‘Written by Cynthia Ebot Takang, Jean Sovon2 weeks ago
Kenya outlawed the sharing of Indigenous seeds. A village choir is fighting backThe Eden Indigenous Seed Farm Choir is defending seed sovereignty and Indigenous crops.Written by Minority Africa10 May 2025
In Guadeloupe, ‘Creole gardens’ give climate lessons in a spirit of solidarityAfter a crisis, what do people naturally return to? 'Their surroundings. And what surrounds us is the Creole garden'Written by Olivia Losbar15 April 2025
MediaHack: 36 hours against electoral disinformation in EcuadorThree winning projects demonstrated that technology can strengthen transparency and fact-checking during an election periodWritten by Carlos E. FloresTranslated by Melissa Vida28 March 2025
Australia's summer weather extremes bring wide-ranging natural emergenciesHeatwaves, bushfires, droughts, storms and floods are destroying the continentWritten by Kevin Rennie3 March 2025
Waves of change: Can ocean renewables solve rising electricity costs in Jamaica?'I think it is possibly harmonious with the environment'Written by Guest Contributor10 January 2025
What changes will arise from the Brazilian Supreme Court's ruling on personal marijuana useThe ruling could impact millions of people, especially in overcrowded prisonsWritten by Isabela CarvalhoTranslated by Isabela Carvalho14 November 2024
Saving an Aussie emblem from extinction: The greater bilbyConservationists are working to bring this marsupial species back from the brinkWritten by Kevin Rennie21 October 2024
Between flames and smoke, Brazil tries to fight record breaking wildfiresWith 85 police inquiries instated so far, investigations point to environmental crime in some cases Written by Rami Alhames8 October 2024
Seeking independence from Chinese exports, Brazil enters bid to explore rare earthsChina supplies between 85–90 percent of the world's rare earth materialWritten by Laís Martins, Luo Jieqi30 September 2024
Some Caribbean podcasts to tune into on International Podcast DayRegional podcasts cover every conceivable topic: business, culture, climate change, and moreWritten by Emma Lewis30 September 2024
Coastal villages struggle to recover after oil spill disaster near Philippine capitalCleanup operations are still ongoing almost a month after the spillWritten by Mong Palatino22 August 2024
Kenya’s smallholder farmers are challenging a law preventing them from sharing indigenous seedsThe law 'sold Kenya’s food system to the highest bidder’Written by Minority Africa19 July 2024
The maritime crews keeping Africa connected to the internetA submarine landslide in Africa caused underwater cables to breakWritten by Jacobo NájeraTranslated by Ameya Nagarajan15 July 2024
As Jamaica braces for a direct hit, relief efforts have begun for islands shattered by Hurricane Beryl'Sea level rise represents a clear human influence on the damage potential from a given hurricane'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco3 July 2024
Beryl, the first major storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, has the Caribbean's Windward Islands in its sightsIt is the most quickly organised Category 4 hurricane on recordWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco30 June 2024
A highly invasive South American catfish has slipped into Nepal’s watersThey threaten native species by disrupting the aquatic food chainWritten by Sanjib Chaudhary24 June 2024
Wild horses return to their historic natural habitat in KazakhstanFrom living in zoos to roaming the endless steppeWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev14 June 2024
Is it feasible to use blue carbon to finance mangrove conservation in Trinidad and Tobago?Mangroves absorb and store carbon at higher rates than other ecosystemsWritten by Cari-Bois News10 June 2024
With the reintroduction of import taxes on Chinese solar panels, Brazil hopes to develop its own industryExperts say it is far from enoughWritten by Laís Martins, Luo Jieqi5 June 2024
At UN SIDS4, Caribbean and Pacific nations reinforce call to negotiate a fossil fuel non-proliferation treatyAntigua and Barbuda urged more support from Caribbean nationsWritten by Dizzanne Billy29 May 2024