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Turning the Tide – Inside Story of young Ghanaians addressing climate change through innovation - Vimarsana News

Turning the Tide – Inside Story of young Ghanaians addressing climate change through innovation

Young Ghanaian Climate Activists and youth-led climate organizations in Ghana are challenging the status quo. They are championing locally-led climate solutions through innovation and technology. In this piece, we explore their journey, impact and challenges in their quest to address one of the greatest threats to humanity - climate change.…

Inside Australia's toughest women's prison - Vimarsana News

Inside Australia's toughest women's prison

Australia's toughest women's prison has its share of drugs, sex, violence and intimidation. Daily Mail Australia gained exclusive entry to the maximum security jail.

Los Angeles does not know how to count - Vimarsana News

Los Angeles does not know how to count

The city of Los Angeles released its findings on the homeless population in the county.

Source: oann.com
Commonwealth focusses on collaborative action to build stronger education systems across Africa post Covid - Vimarsana News

Commonwealth focusses on collaborative action to build stronger education systems across Africa post Covid

Commonwealth countries must work together to build education systems that are resilient enough to withstand future pandemics and other shocks.

KWS partners with ITF to protect endangered Sitatunga antelope - Vimarsana News

KWS partners with ITF to protect endangered Sitatunga antelope

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) and the International Tree Foundation (ITF) have scaled up a project to conserve wetlands around Saiwa Swamp National Park which are feeding and breeding grounds for the endangered Sitatunga antelope, Grey Crested Cranes, De Brazza’s monkey and over 300 species of birds.

Source: kbc.co.ke