Eco News Africa – Your Daily Source for African Environmental News
Welcome to Eco News Africa, the spot where you get the latest stories about Africa’s environment every day. From new solar farms in Kenya to wildlife protection in South Africa, we bring you short, clear updates you can read on the go.
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Knowing what’s happening with climate projects, clean‑energy policies and conservation efforts helps you make smarter choices at home and at work. We break down complex topics into plain language so you can see how a tree‑planting program in Ghana might affect your city’s air quality.
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Our feed includes green‑tech launches, government sustainability plans, community clean‑up events, and urgent alerts like drought warnings or illegal mining crackdowns. We also spotlight inspiring people turning waste into jobs and the latest research on African ecosystems.
We update the site every morning, so you never miss a breaking story. Check out our “Top Stories” section for the most talked‑about environmental news of the day.
Whether you’re a student, a policy‑maker, or just curious about the planet, Eco News Africa keeps you in the loop with fresh, reliable info. Dive in, share the stories you care about, and join the conversation on building a greener Africa.
Springboks' Mostert and Japan's Hockings Cleared After Red Cards Overturned
Franco Mostert and Harry Hockings were cleared of red cards on November 19, 2025, after panels found no shoulder-to-head contact. Both players now face Ireland and Georgia, exposing inconsistencies in rugby's high-tackle rulings.
KeNHA Pledges Transparent Tolling on Sh200 Billion Rironi-Mau Summit Expressway Amid Wealth Division Fears
KeNHA pledges transparent tolling on the Sh200 billion Rironi-Mau Summit Expressway, but critics warn it could divide motorists by wealth, as no viable toll-free alternatives exist and public consultation remains limited.
Blue Jays One Win Away from Title After 6-1 Game 5 Win Over Dodgers
The Toronto Blue Jays lead the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 in the 2025 World Series after a 6-1 Game 5 win, with Game 6 set for Friday at Rogers Centre. One win away from their first title since 1993.
Heavy Rains Flood Nairobi, Rift Valley as Kenya’s March Crisis Deepens
Torrential rains on March 10 2025 flooded Nairobi, the Rift Valley and Lake Victoria Basin, displacing families and sparking urgent aid as climate extremes intensify.
MPs Cry Foul Over NYOTA Grant Delay as Ksh7.6bn Shortfall Persists
Kenyan MPs slam the Ksh7.6bn funding gap threatening NYOTA's Ksh50,000 youth grants, sparking political tension and calls for transparency.
Fluminense vs Juventude: 2-0 Prediction at Maracanã for Serie A Showdown
Fluminense host Juventude at the Maracanã on Oct 17, 2025. A win could boost Fluminense’s top‑four chase while Juventus fights relegation, with a 2‑0 prediction favored.
KNEC Opens Examiner Applications: Who Can Join and How to Apply
KNEC opens examiner recruitment for teachers, outlining eligibility, portal application steps, training details, and the 2025 KJSEA case, highlighting impact on educators and Kenya's exam system.
Messi's Magic Fuels Inter Miami 4-0 Rout of Atlanta United on Fan Appreciation Night
Messi's two goals and an assist seal Inter Miami's 4-0 win over a depleted Atlanta United on Fan Appreciation Night, boosting Miami's playoff odds.
AFC Wimbledon vs Wycombe Wanderers: Form, Line‑ups & League One Preview
AFC Wimbledon host Wycombe Wanderers at the Cherry Red Records Fans' Stadium, with both clubs eyeing crucial points in League One as form, injuries and new manager Michael Duff shape the showdown.
Nobel Peace Prize Goes to Venezuela’s Maria Corina Machado, Not Trump
The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2025 Peace Prize to Venezuela’s opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, sparking disappointment in the White House after President Donald Trump’s recent Gaza peace deal.
Whistleblower Babita Deokaran’s Murder Highlights R1bn Hospital Scandal
Babita Deokaran’s 2021 murder exposed a R1bn hospital contract scandal and highlighted South Africa’s weak whistleblower safeguards, prompting calls for justice and reform.