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Middle East and Africa

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Fragile South Sudan risks turmoil over oil disruption: experts

Oil-dependent South Sudan is at risk of economic and political turmoil over the shutdown of a key pipeline in its war-torn neighbour, Sudan,...

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Schools to reopen in South Sudan after two weeks of extreme heat

JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — South Sudan’s government on Tuesday said schools will reopen next week following a two-week closure due to extreme...

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Irish aid worker: Malawi faces existential threat from climate change

An Irish aid worker living in Malawi has said that climate change is posing an “existential threat” that could leave parts of the...

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‘Winners and losers’: The world of coffee is being reordered by EU laws to stop cutting of forests

BUON MA THUOT, Vietnam (AP) — Le Van Tam is no stranger to how the vagaries of global trade can determine the fortunes...

AgricultureNewsResiliency

Kenyans are building sand dams for year-round water supply

On a dry riverbed one recent sunny morning, residents of Kasengela village toiled away mixing cement and sand to make concrete. The sound...

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Malawi follows Zambia in declaring drought disaster as El Niño brings hunger to southern Africa

CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — The southern African nation of Malawi has declared a state of disaster over drought in 23 of...

ClimateNewsWeather

Malawians dare to hope in face of David-Goliath climate struggle

There is a saying in Malawi that if children eat from the fig tree, their parents are the ones who will get sick....

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In Uganda, bamboo has government’s backing as a crop with real growth potential

ALONG RIVER RWIZI, Uganda (AP) — Along a stretch of bush by a muddy river, laborers dug and slashed in search of bamboo...

ClimateNewsPolitics

Climate urgency takes back seat in Senegal election

Surrounded by lush mangrove forests, Julien Arfang Diatta shows the flooded road leading to his village on Senegal’s tiny island of Kailo. Encroaching...

ClimateEnvironmentNewsUtilities

Taps have run dry across South Africa’s largest city in an unprecedented water crisis

JOHANNESBURG — For two weeks, Tsholofelo Moloi has been among thousands of South Africans lining up for water as the country’s largest city,...

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