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Volcano horror forces Kamoa Copper firm to suspend Mining activities in DR Congo
Kamoa Copper SA has announced the temporal suspension of mining operations at its Kakula underground mine.
The quarry is located in the Kamoa-Kakula copper complex in Kolwezi, Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Rains to continue pounding Kenya, Sudan and Uganda Between June and September as Tanzania goes dry
The period contributes to over 50 percent of annual rainfall over the northern parts of the horn of Africa region, and more than 80 percent in most parts of Sudan,
Over 615 graves exhumed as villagers pave way for Serengeti National Park’s expansion onto Lake Victoria.
The money was paid to 16,936 residents in Mara and Morogoro regions where 78 districts, bordering the Serengeti-Mara and Nyerere-Selous-Niassa wildlife connectivity passages are mapped.
Wild Animals killed in Tripoli Zoo as fighting engulfs the Libyan Capital
Tripoli Zoo located in the heavily targeted Bu Salim district, suffered severe impact during recent militia clashes between forces from Misrata and Tripoli.
Mystery still shrouds case of the lady tourist killed by wildlife in South Africa
The 68-year-old woman is said to have been staying at the Sirheni Bushveld Camp in the Northern Kruger National Park, where she had been lodged together with her husband.
The Dead Sea is Dying. Humans happen to be the cause
While the issue of climate change also plays a major role, it seems the real culprit is human activities, this is because people have been diverting the flow of water from discharging into the sea.
Millions of Migratory Birds get killed by crashing into glass skyscrapers in cities
This year's World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) theme Creating Bird-friendly Cities and Communities highlights the need for healthy coexistence between birds and humans, in the face of expanding urban developments, made worse by the changing climate.
Alexandria City is falling. Nearly 300 buildings along Egyptian coastline come down crashing
Researchers found building collapses are closely linked to the severe erosion of the Mediterranean coastline, driven by sediment imbalances resulting from decades of inefficient landscape management and uncontrolled urban expansion.
Kenya to close all airstrips in Maasai Mara National Reserve
This therefore will force tourists to undertake a more than 40 kilometers drive from the nearest airport which is currently being constructed in Narok Town and set to be ready by March 2026.
Collared elephant reveals mass jumbo exodus from Forest in Kenya, escaping human invasion
Despite their shrinking natural habitat and increased human encroachment, throughout the nearly seven years of Elephant Fitz tracking, the animal has not been observed leaving the conservancy even once–until now.