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David Terungwa: Why we must avoid food waste this Christmas

The United Nations estimates that one in three people in the world do not have access to sufficient food to lead a healthy life. In Nigeria,...
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Human Welfare

ICEED lauds govt for championing Clean Cooking Policy draft

Executive Director, International Centre for Energy, Environment and Development (ICEED), Ewah Eleri, has commended the Federal Ministry of Environment for its commitment in championing...
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Human Welfare

Tension in Abia community as herders allegedly invade people’s farms 

Palpable fear and tension have gripped natives of Uzuakoli Community in Bende Local Government Area of Abia State, following alleged invasion of farms in...
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2023: UN agencies warn again of hunger in West, Central Africa

The UN agencies say the number of hungry people in West and Central Africa can reach a record high of 48 million in 2023,...
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COP15: EU failed to protect our land rights – Indigenous communities

In a response to EU Legislation to Rid Agricultural Supply Chains of Deforestation & Human Rights Violations, members of the Global Alliance of Territorial...
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Human Welfare

How political, social factors relate with environmental issues – School of Ecology

A session of the School of Ecology that held virtually on Monday, December 5, 2022, focused on “Political Ecology” which is said to be...
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Human Welfare

German union, Greenpeace slam Amazon’s Black Friday

The large German services trade union Verdi and environmental organisation Greenpeace held protests to express opposition to online retailer Amazon’s Black Friday discount campaign...
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Human Welfare

Cameroonian baker helps displaced women to rebuild their lives

Churube Stella, 39, is hopeful that her sufferings will soon go away after acquiring skills that will enable her to generate income for herself...
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