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Africa: Rotary International Spends $3bn to Eradicate Polio

Polio · Nigeria

Africa: Rotary International Spends $3bn to Eradicate Polio

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The Rotary International said it has so far spent $3 billion to eradicate polio worldwide.See the Story

FCT-Abuja community relies on dirty ponds for safe drinking water

FCT-Abuja community relies on dirty ponds for safe drinking water

Gurfata community in the Ibwa ward of Gwagwalada Area Council, Federal Capital Territory (FCT-Abuja) relies on dirty ponds for safe drinking water. MonITNG a public accountability organization that disclosed the condition says it is resulting in a public health crisis and death in the community. Mr. Ibrahim, a resident of Gwagwalada Area Council who spoke to MAWA-FOUNDATION explained that Gurfata community is not an exception, pointing out how m…See the Story

Indigenous state-wide climate justice - Minnesota Native News

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Indigenous state-wide climate justice - Minnesota Native News

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A mine in the Vermilion Iron Range operated by the Minnesota Iron Company, 1891. Courtesy of MNOPEDIA. Photograph by Crandal & Fletcher Studio, Duluth Rise & Repair Rally Day 2024. Courtesy of The Rise & Repair Alliance. ANCHOR Marie Rock: This is Minnesota Native News, I’m Marie Rock. This week, an update on the 20-year battle over Minnesota’s first copper-nickel mine. Plus, a local Indigenous-led coalition pushes for climate justice at the s…See the Story

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Kaida, FCT-Abuja has no road, safe drinking water

Federal Capital Territory · Federal Capital Territory

Kaida, FCT-Abuja has no road, safe drinking water

Kaida community located about 11 kilomentres away from Gwagwalada Area Council of Federal Capital Territory Abuja has no road and safe drinking water. The community which has an estimated 1,000 population drinks from a dirty river and has no access road. The residents who are mainly rural farmers in different narratives recounted how access to water and road have continued to be a major challenge for them. Kaida community residents have continue…See the Story

Land Value Development Financing: FCT-Abuja Community Viewpoint

Land Value Development Financing: FCT-Abuja Community Viewpoint

The Nigeria Land Value Development Financing Baseline Study supported by the International Union for Land Value Taxation is a document that examines the experience of Nigeria’s Land Value Development Financing using the six Area Councils in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) namely, Abaji, Abuja Municipal, Bwari, Gwagwalada, Kwali, and Kuje Area Councils as a pilot study. In the six Area Councils studied, there is general acceptance among the …See the Story

Women farmers lead with indigenous knowledge against drought

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Women farmers lead with indigenous knowledge against drought

Women farmers in KwaZulu-Natal use centuries-old indigenous practices to combat drought. From water harvesting to organic soil management, their practices not only ensure survival but also hold solutions for sustainable agriculture and gender equity in the face of climate change. Women farmers lead with indigenous knowledge against drought appeared first on Food For MzansiSee the Story