Surviving the silent threat: A journey through antimicrobial resistance
The WOAH Report on Antimicrobial Agents for Use in Animals 2024 includes not only analyses of 2021 antimicrobial quantities, but also trends from 2019-2021 in 81 countries.
Category: Special Reports
Kapoeta’s gold rush: South Sudan’s silent trade fuels inequality
According to data published by the World Bank, South Sudan’s total reserves in 2020 gold inclusive amounted to USD183,614,817.
South Sudan’s gold rush: A story of livelihoods and challenges
In 2019, South Sudan reportedly exported gold worth $19.4 million, primarily to the United Arab Emirates, according to data from the Observatory of Economic Complexity.
AWiM announces early bird tickets for its 8th annual conference
African Women in Media (AWiM) is a network for African women working in media industries globally.
Could Brazil’s catastrophic flooding cause extinctions?
But rescuing the wildlife of Marinheiros Island has not become a priority. Three species deserve to be highlighted due to their very restricted distribution, habitat specificity, and conservation status.
New report explores obstacles to gender equality in Uganda, four African countries
Gallup-led research highlights challenging dynamics and significant obstacles to closing gender gaps
CSOs empowered to improve service delivery and development through localization
According to Daniel Okello, Executive Director and Technical Lead of Passion Aid Foundation Africa, the engagement is a positive step forward, particularly for NGOs, CBOs, and CSOs operating in northern Uganda.
The faithful volunteers: How passionate community members rescued abandoned Ajai wildlife reserve
Ajai Wildlife Reserve, the only wildlife conservation, was initially managed by Ajai, the then Paramount Chief of Madi-Okollo before government of Uganda gazetted it as wildlife reserve in 1937.
36 teachers benefit from a 4-day FICH-TaRL training workshop
According to Patrick Ocen, director of Programmes at FICH, the workshop’s goal was to provide teachers, head teachers, and mentors with a basic understanding of TaRL.
Refugees continue to demand better education, land, and health services
Adjumani district still has 19 refugee settlements that are hosting 222,887 refugees as of May 31, 2024.
Namasale council bans sand mining: how does it affect families?
According to Jeninifer Apio, she has been feeding her family and caring for her orphans through sand mining.
Uganda urges countries to strengthen the land sector for development
Uganda developed a national land policy whose goal is to ensure an efficient, equitable and optimal utilisation and management of Uganda’s land resources for poverty reduction, wealth creation and of our socioeconomic development.