Advocacy

"Echoes of the Ancients"
In the heart of the desert, where the earth met the sky in an unending embrace, lay a sacred land known as A'wanah. For countless generations, the indigenous people of this land had walked its ancient trails, their stories woven into the very fabric of the rocks and canyons.
By David Munywoki2 years ago in Earth
Whispers in the Canopy
In the heart of an ancient forest, where the sunlight filtered through the thick canopy of leaves in a kaleidoscope of greens, there existed a world hidden from the eyes of humans. Here, the trees lived a secret life, one that unfolded over centuries and whispered through the rustling leaves.
By Foluke 2 years ago in Earth
Community Garden
In the heart of a bustling urban neighborhood, nestled between rows of apartment buildings, there was a small, neglected plot of land. The soil was dry and barren, littered with debris and forgotten memories. The children in the neighborhood passed by it daily on their way to school, never paying much attention to the desolate patch of earth. It was just another forgotten corner of their bustling city.
By Salihu2 years ago in Earth
Just Transition to Renewable Energy in Africa
At the recent Africa Climate Summit, I had the privilege of attending a session that shed light on the critical topic of transitioning to renewable energy on the African continent. This transition holds the key to mitigating climate change and shaping a sustainable future for Africa. It's a journey marked by challenges, but one that promises substantial benefits for all.
By Chela Kikwai2 years ago in Earth
Climate Finance (Part 4): Green Bonds
In our final installment of this series on climate finance, we explore the world of global green bonds and their transformative potential for private investment in Africa.
By Chela Kikwai2 years ago in Earth
Climate Finance (Part 2):Overhauling Climate Finance Infrastructure
Welcome back to the second part of our series, where we delve deeper into the critical realm of climate finance. Today, we're exploring climate finance infrastructure and why it urgently requires a transformation, particularly to benefit African countries.
By Chela Kikwai2 years ago in Earth
Climate Finance (Part 1): Available, Accessible, and Affordable for All
During the recently concluded Africa Climate Summit, with its central theme focusing on climate finance and green growth, President H.E. William Ruto delivered a powerful message resonating with the urgent needs of the African continent. He emphasized that climate finance must become accessible, available, and affordable in Africa. In this first installment of our four-part series, we'll dive deep into the world of climate finance, elucidating its intricacies, its beneficiaries, and the current structures in place.
By Chela Kikwai2 years ago in Earth
Forging Strength from the Ashes
The sun had set, casting a crimson glow over the horizon, as the last embers of the wildfire smoldered in the distance. Amber awoke to a world of gray, her throat raw from smoke inhalation. Blinking through watery eyes, she realized her once-beautiful mountain cabin was now a charred skeleton. The devastating wildfire had swept through their community, leaving nothing untouched.
By Rahul Gore2 years ago in Earth
Reflections on the Africa Climate Summit 2023 and the Importance of Climate Education
I had the privilege of participating in the Africa Climate Summit (ACS) 2023 held in Nairobi, Kenya, and it proved to be an incredibly inspiring event. This summit served as a remarkable platform for governments, leaders, businesses, practitioners, youth, and children hailing from various corners of Africa to converge and engage in discussions about, and commitment to, climate action.
By Chela Kikwai2 years ago in Earth
"Rising Voices: Stories from a Changing Planet"
In the land where the ice kissed the sky and the stars danced on frozen waters, there lived a young Inuit girl named Alyana. Her village, nestled on the icy shores of the Arctic Ocean, had thrived for generations, but now it faced a dire threat – the changing climate.
By Abeeha Malik2 years ago in Earth
The documentary Elizabeth Bathory: The Blood Countess Part 3.
The **Habsburgs**, one of Europe’s most powerful dynasties, ruled parts of **Hungary** for an extended period and eventually took control of the entire country, maintaining authority until **1918**. Despite the turbulent political environment, the region of **Transylvania**, where much of the **Báthory family’s** influence was concentrated, prospered under a stable governance structure. The Báthory family played a significant role in Transylvania's development, and their wealth and political standing contributed to the region’s relative stability.
By Nora Ariana2 years ago in Earth
The documentary Elizabeth Bathory: The Blood Countess Part 2.
The **Voivode of Transylvania**, **Andrew Bonaventura Bathory**, was the highest-ranking authority in the region and also held the title of **Hungary's Chief Justice**. His prominence in both local and regional matters placed him among the most powerful figures of the time.
By Nora Ariana2 years ago in Earth