Road safety in Côte d’Ivoire is a major concern following a series of fatal accidents. The causes identified include dilapidated vehicles and degraded roads. The Ministry of Transport has announced preventive measures, such as strengthening video surveillance and banning two- and three-wheeled vehicles on major roads. The aim is to reduce the number of accidents and victims. Awareness and prevention remain important levers to ensure the safety of road users in Côte d’Ivoire.
Category: Ecology
The article “Fatshimetrie” highlights the tragedies that occurred during food distributions in Nigeria, revealing the social inequalities and precariousness that affect a large part of the population. The authorities are trying to take measures to prevent new tragedies, but it is necessary to fundamentally rethink the Nigerian social model for a more equitable and united society. Recent events must serve as a collective awareness to fight against poverty and injustice, and build a better future for all Nigerians.
In a world where overconsumption is causing a major ecological crisis, it is time to act to reduce our environmental impact. Adopting a “throw less to pay less” approach is a promising solution. Incentive policies aimed at reducing waste production are being implemented in some cities, such as Besançon in France. By encouraging environmentally friendly practices, we can limit our impact on the planet and promote collective awareness. It is essential to rethink our relationship with waste, limit waste and promote sustainable consumption for a greener future.
France is observing a national day of mourning for the victims of Cyclone Chido that hit Mayotte. With 35 deaths and many injuries, national and international solidarity is crucial in the reconstruction phase. The country is paying tribute to the victims with gestures of remembrance and is committed to the reconstruction of Mayotte, a bruised but resilient land.
The National REDD Fund in the Democratic Republic of Congo plays a key role in preserving forests and biodiversity. The recruitment of two Expert Programming Officers is a crucial step in promoting sustainable forest management practices. This extension of the deadline shows the importance given to recruiting qualified profiles. The fight against deforestation is essential in the current context of global environmental crisis. Supporting these initiatives is crucial for a sustainable future for our planet and future generations.
The article highlights the importance of the National REDD Fund in the DRC for the preservation of forests and the fight against deforestation. It announces a call for expressions of interest for the recruitment of two Experts in Monitoring and Evaluation of programs, extending the deadline to January 6, 2025. This strategic recruitment aims to strengthen the capacities for analysis and monitoring of environmental projects, placing the DRC in a positive dynamic of preservation of its natural resources.
The Congolese Control Office recently banned the entry of 2,021 spoiled bags of corn flour in Uvira, due to chemical residues harmful to health. These products did not meet quality and safety standards, with expiration dates well past. The lack of date markings on the bags highlights a lack of transparency. The authorities must take strict measures to protect consumers and ensure food safety.
In the article, we discover the captivating story of architect Ian Hamilton and his passion for restoring ancient buildings in Yangshuo County, China. Fascinated by ancient architecture, Hamilton left his job as a tour guide to devote himself to restoring old buildings in Jiuxian Village, dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. Despite initial doubts from locals, Hamilton successfully restored six buildings, transforming them into charming old-style hotels. His meticulous work has preserved the cultural and historical heritage of the area, offering visitors a unique immersive experience.
The major PURUK project in Kananga aims to combat erosion threatening the city. With a budget of $4.5 million, it targets 10 critical erosion heads. This commitment is part of a broader vision of environmental awareness and civic engagement. The company SAFRIMEX is actively involved, demonstrating its support for the community. This collaboration between local authorities and private partners promises a more sustainable and resilient future for Kananga.
In southern Nigeria, oil spills are threatening local communities and their livelihoods, compromising fisheries and agriculture. Residents, like farmer Ikenka Genesis, are suffering significant financial losses. Environmentalists are warning about the impact on health and life expectancy, stressing the need for immediate and long-term action to protect the environment.