March 22, 2022 On the occasion of the 2022 World Water Day, civil society, labour and community activists under the auspices of Our Water Our Right Africa Coalition (OWORAC) have...

Par Aristide Mbandoke La cérémonie d’installation a eu lieu le 19 mars 2022 au siège de l’association, sis au quartier Essomba. Élu en assemblée générale élective le samedi 22 janvier...

By Milliam Murigi Beth Waithira (2nd left with a head turban) who has embarked on planting bamboo along drying rivers. Photo/ Milliam MurigiNairobi Growing up, Beth Waithira Mburu Kibinda, 41, used...

By Grace Malahleki   Harare Hop step and wade in foot deep in the slimy liquid is the norm for Mai Tineyi and fellow residents. Raw sewage that ironically used to...

By Florence Mwale Aisha Mdeza packing bottles into bags of 200 which are sold at around MK 8,000 ($10). Photo/ Florence Mwale Blantyre The voices of minibus conductors rent the air...

By Britta Mpata   The months of November and December mark the beginning of the rainy season in Malawi, when people venture into farming activities, considering the fact that three-quarters of...

By Rose Mukonyo   Nairobi Where do you take your plastic water bottle after drinking the water? Do you keep it in your bag or do you toss it by the roadside?...

By Dina El Maraghy Egyptian women have embarked on urban agriculture. Photo/ Dina El Maraghy/AWiM Cairo This difficult equation is further complicated by the emergence of other developments, perhaps the most...

By Nalova AKUA Anita might have been ‘to hell and back’ after her desire to move on to greener pastures in Lebanon ended abysmally; yet, this hasn’t discouraged her in...

By Josephine Chinele Lilongwe It is the rainy season in Malawi. Most women are busy plucking abundant local leafy vegetables to preserve for use during the dry season. But women...