Category: Ecology

In Tunisia, the ancestral culinary tradition of oula continues to thrive in rural areas. This practice consists of preparing food reserves based on wheat, harissa and canned tomatoes, to meet the needs throughout the year. Increasingly, the oula has also become a source of income for women affected by the economic crisis. In Kelibia, for example, women come together to sell their products, such as sun-dried tomatoes and homemade tomato sauce. The oula has an economic and social importance, favoring the food autonomy of families and developing a local economy based on the sale of these traditional products. More and more women are working to promote this practice and make it a real business, thus contributing to the economic empowerment of rural women in Tunisia. Oula is a culinary tradition that represents the resilience of rural communities, the preservation of traditions and local economic development.

The Africa Climate Conference (CCDA-XI) is a key event for the fight against climate change in Africa. Organized by ClimDev-Africa, this conference brings together African decision-makers, experts and stakeholders to discuss climate-related issues on the continent. Africa faces major challenges and is particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. It needs significant financial support to face these challenges and achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement. CCDA-XI will play a key role in finding solutions and making recommendations to address climate change in Africa. The conference will also contribute to discussions at the UNFCCC COP28. By strengthening collaboration between African actors, CCDA-XI will build African solidarity for effective global climate action. The objective is to protect African populations and economies from the devastating effects of climate change.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is facing devastating fires that are endangering people and property. This article examines the problems related to the organization of firefighting services in the DRC and proposes solutions for improvement. The lack of means and adequate training for firefighters as well as the lack of coordination between the different brigades are identified as major obstacles. Measures such as raising awareness, training local first responders, and improving communication and infrastructure are recommended to strengthen these services. The authorities are urged to take concrete measures to effectively protect populations against fires.

The ascent of Mount Kahuzi, in the Kahuzi-Biega National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is a unique experience for hiking enthusiasts. Visitors must travel 17 kilometers by car and walk for 6 hours through different vegetation before reaching the top. This ascent offers spectacular landscapes and allows you to discover the rich fauna and flora of the region. Mount Kahuzi, a former volcano now extinct, offers total immersion in a preserved natural environment. Kahuzi-Biega National Park is therefore an essential destination for hiking enthusiasts in search of unique discoveries and breathtaking panoramas.

Repairing cleft lip surgery, commonly known as “cleft lip”, can greatly improve the quality of life of people affected by this malformation. Samaritan’s Purse and Bunia Hospital have partnered to provide free surgery to more than seventy needy people. This campaign helps restore hope and fight the stigma associated with this condition. Thanks to their generosity, these organizations have given a new chance to these individuals, thus improving their psychological well-being and their physical well-being. This example highlights the importance of solidarity and compassion in the medical field.

In the Beni region of North Kivu, young people from Mutwanga have launched a promising agricultural initiative. Thanks to their pilot field, they managed to produce four tons of potatoes on one hectare of land. This project aims to fight against agricultural dependence and improve the community’s diet. By emphasizing the importance of this initiative in creating employment opportunities and improving the quality of life, these young people hope to inspire others to take up farming. This success demonstrates the potential of agriculture for local development and food security.

In this article excerpt, we look at the engagement of African NGOs in promoting sustainable development and renewable energy. By focusing on the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), due to its status as the world’s first lung and its rich hydroelectric resource, we address the need to favor renewable energies rather than oil exploitation. Despite the wind potential of 1,800 gigawatts in Africa, the use of this energy is still limited. The Africa Climate Conference, scheduled for September in Nairobi, provides a unique opportunity for African countries to discuss energy access and the fight against climate change, with a view to strengthening their commitment to climate change. sustainable development.

Discover how the city of Cotonou, in Benin, is opening up to street art with the creation of a gigantic mural. On Boulevard de la Marina, some thirty Beninese and international artists have transformed the port into an open-air art gallery. This artistic initiative promotes the culture and heritage of the country, while offering a unique tourist attraction. Come and admire these spectacular frescoes which testify to the pride of belonging to Benin.

The Kinshasa General Reference Hospital is facing a confirmed case of Monkey Pox, with three additional suspects. Health authorities have taken steps to stem the spread of the disease. The population is called upon to remain calm and to report any symptoms related to the disease. Monkey Pox, a viral disease similar to smallpox, is spread through direct contact with infected animals. The health authorities are deploying response teams and asking for the collaboration of the population to prevent the spread of the disease. Constant vigilance is essential to contain the epidemic and protect everyone’s health.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo has organized training in pediatric and adult nephrology to strengthen the field of kidney health in the country. This initiative, set up by the Congolese Society of Nephrology, aims to increase the number of nephrologist specialists and improve the management of kidney diseases. The training includes theoretical courses as well as practical workshops on dialysis and nursing care. This initiative will help educate young doctors about this specialty and improve the kidney health of the Congolese population.