Reduce

Water providers in Johannesburg, South Africa, have issued a pressing call to action for the city's residents and suburban communities to join hands in conserving water resources amidst an increasingly dire shortage. They caution that…

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has called for measures to slow the birth-rate in the Arab world's most populous country, citing China's one-child policy as an example. "We need 400,000 births per year," said the leader of the…

A South African town was forced to shut down part of its power-generating solar panels to comply with national grid's Eskom schedule of daily blackouts. For the local energy distributor, wasting precious energy will have consequences for…

As rises in temperatures affect different aspects of people's lives, in Egypt, climate change is affecting the Nile River, a water supply source that 10 countries rely on for their crops and power, as a result, some Egyptian farmers have…

The CEO in East Africa of fuel supplier Rubis was expelled from Kenya after days of fuel shortage. The Energy Cabinet Secretary pointed the finger at companies “diverting cargo earmarked for local use for export”. Rubis assured its…

Former Chairman, Independent National Election Commission (INEC), in Nigeria, Professor Attahiru Jega, has said the electoral transmission of results will reduce the rate of election fraud in Nigeria. Professor Jega disclosed this in an…

Tunisian President Kais Saied had a telephone conversation on Saturday with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron during which he expressed his regrets over the reduction announced by Paris of visas granted to Tunisians, according to an…

The scale of global food loss and waste is proof of poorly functioning agri-food systems, and reducing it "really matters and can make a difference," Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), QU…