Osman Elhassan has over the years practiced agriculture in Sudan. He has 100 feddan and cultivates crops and cereals; mainly zea maize, wheat, chea beans, and cotton. His farm yield remains low as farmers in other areas enjoy much more…
For generations, families in the remote villages in western desert of Egypt, have made bread, a tradition they both respect and revere. Over the years new trends have arisen of these villagers processing and preserving bread in different ways including…
Kampala-Entebbe expressway is Uganda’s first road to be suspended over wetlands and is promising to become a blueprint of how concrete infrastructure can be integrated with the natural environment. ENVIRONMENT INFRASTRUCTURE On first impression, the Entebbe Expressway shows that Uganda…
Mrs Gladys Mutua who formerly trekked for long distances to fetch water, now collects water from the rock water catchment . PHOTO/ABJATA KHALIF By ABJATA KHALIF newsdesk@reporter254.com Until a few years ago, women and girls in Ngomeni village were culturally…
By Maheburwa Gaspard Burundi’s Political Capital and second largest City Gitega is a place of many tales. From its rapid growth story, rapid population increase, hospitality, beautiful scenery, plenty of natural resources and the settlement patterns, Gitega is the new…
By Mekonnen Teshome Tollera – Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa (Sheger) was born twice: first, as a crowded city; and then again, as a beautiful Sheger with clean rivers, public spaces and parks, bicycle paths and walkways along the riverside. The…
APA-Kigali (Rwanda) In Mwendo, a suburb of Rwanda Kigali city, Fatuma Mukamudenge has been struggling to bring water home from neighboring Nyabarongo river, which is about 45 minutes away on foot from her house. As the domestic demand for water…
