The fight against AIDS in Africa remains a major challenge, with an estimated 25 million people living with the virus on the continent. Despite notable progress, obstacles such as lack of resources and stigma persist. International and local efforts are needed to increase awareness, access to treatment and scientific research. Global solidarity remains essential to achieve the goal of an AIDS-free Africa and world.
Category: Ecology
Cockchafer farming, a little-known practice, is the subject of training by the Association of Fish Farmers of Congo in N’sele. Recommendations include optimal temperature conditions, feeding and an environment reproducing that of cockchafers. Home breeding is simplified, open to different actors, with support for beginners. The session encourages participation and offers training to master cockchafer reproduction in about thirty days. This activity promises lucrative opportunities by respecting the specific needs of insects.
A provincial inspector of agriculture and food security, Tembo Kasekwa Aniceth, undertakes a mission in Butembo, North Kivu in the DRC, to restore order in the agricultural sector. He aims to harmonize the different entities involved to optimize the performance of the sector and guarantee food security. His approach of reorganization and clarification of tasks aims to establish harmonious collaboration between the actors of the agricultural sector for effective and sustainable development.
In the heart of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, a pothole on National Road 1 in Matadi-Kibala 2 is disrupting traffic after heavy rains. The lack of gutters is causing traffic problems and creating direct impacts on the lives of residents. Authorities must act quickly by building adequate infrastructure and raising awareness to avoid future inconveniences. The situation in Matadi-Kibala 2 highlights the importance of planning effectively to withstand extreme weather conditions and ensure the safety of road users.
In an explosive article on illegal construction near the lagoon, Major Olanini Cole reveals shocking practices. Toilets connected to the lagoon, residents living there for 30 years, meals prepared near contaminated waters. A case revealing the dangers to public health and highlighting the importance of firm action by the authorities. A lesson to be learned to protect our environment and our collective well-being.
Kidney health is essential to our well-being, especially in a context where medical treatment costs are increasing. To protect our kidneys, it is crucial to adopt healthy lifestyle habits. Adequate hydration, balanced diet, monitoring blood pressure and blood sugar, reducing alcohol and tobacco consumption, regular physical exercise, prudent use of medications, stress management and management of protein intake are essential elements. Taking care of our kidneys allows us to prevent kidney disease and maintain optimal health in the long term.
Indonesia, once a wildlife sanctuary, is now facing a growing threat: wildlife trafficking. This illegal trade is endangering the archipelago’s biodiversity, already weakened by deforestation. Local authorities are trying to combat this scourge estimated at $20 billion, but the urgency of the situation requires collective action to protect wildlife and preserve the ecological balance of the planet.
Stopping hormonal contraception marks the beginning of an adjustment process to regain your natural balance. This change can affect your menstrual cycle, skin health, fertility, premenstrual symptoms, and libido. It is essential to observe and adapt your habits accordingly, while being attentive to your overall well-being. Seek advice from healthcare professionals for personalized advice and take care of yourself holistically.
The Selembao commune in Kinshasa is facing major challenges related to erosion and the degradation of road infrastructure. The mayor warns of the risks of damage to the By-pass road due to the advance of an erosion head, while accessibility to the Cité verte district is compromised. Interventions are underway to restore traffic in affected areas, such as Libération Avenue, a major axis of the city. Collaboration between local authorities, populations and specialized companies is essential to prevent further damage and ensure the safety of citizens. Acting quickly to protect existing infrastructure and implement sustainable solutions is crucial for the harmonious development of the Selembao commune.
The Badilika Youth Festival returns for its 3rd edition in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo, with the theme of revaluing biodiversity and combating climate change. This event aims to raise awareness of environmental issues by using art and culture as means of communication. Concrete actions such as reforestation will be supported through fundraising during the festival. Local talents will be highlighted, thus providing a platform for inclusion for all. On the program: castings, panels, exhibitions, sales of green products and artistic performances. A post-festival reforestation activity is also planned. Organized by the Badilika A.J.B Asbl youth association and the Badilika Consortium, this event promises to be significant in raising awareness and mobilizing in favor of the environment and the climate. An unmissable event to promote collective awareness and actions for a more sustainable future.