Babita Deokaran – Author Spotlight on Eco News Africa

When you explore articles by Babita Deokaran, a seasoned reporter for Eco News Africa who covers politics, sports and environmental issues across the continent. Also known as B. Deokaran, she blends on‑the‑ground reporting with clear, actionable analysis.

Her stories appear on Eco News Africa, the daily hub for African ecological and sustainability news, a platform that reaches policymakers, activists and ordinary readers alike. In the realm of African journalism, the practice of reporting on the continent’s diverse cultures, economies and challenges, Babita stands out for mixing hard data with human stories, whether she’s profiling a new green‑energy project or summarising a football match that has political undertones.

Two core beats shape her work: environmental reporting, coverage that tracks climate policy, wildlife conservation and community‑level sustainability initiatives, and sports journalism, features that connect athletes, fans and social change across Africa’s stadiums and streets. The first beat demands familiarity with scientific metrics – carbon emissions, water usage, biodiversity indexes – while the second often calls for quick‑turn match analysis, player interviews and a sense of how sport reflects broader societal trends.

What you’ll find in Babita’s articles

Babita’s portfolio is a mosaic of topics that mirror Africa’s fast‑moving news cycle. One piece breaks down the Kenyan National Examinations Council’s new examiner recruitment drive, explaining eligibility rules and the impact on teachers’ careers. Another captures Lionel Messi’s impact on Inter Miami’s 4‑0 win, showing how a global star can boost the sport’s popularity in North America. She also reports on the Nobel Peace Prize’s controversial award to Venezuela’s opposition leader, highlighting the political ripples across the continent. Each story follows a simple flow: a clear hook, essential facts, and a takeaway that helps readers act or understand the bigger picture.

Across her work, three semantic connections keep resurfacing: Babija Deokaran ↦ writes ↦ about African news; African news ↦ includes ↦ environmental and sports angles; environmental and sports angles ↦ shape ↦ public policy and cultural identity. These triples illustrate how her reporting is not a collection of isolated facts but a web of interrelated themes that influence everyday life in Africa.

If you’re scanning the list below, expect a range of formats – quick news briefs, in‑depth features, and data‑driven analyses. Whether you’re a student looking for exam updates, a fan chasing the latest match result, or an activist monitoring climate policy, Babita’s articles give you the context you need without the jargon. The breadth of her coverage reflects the reality that politics, sport and the environment rarely exist in silos; they intersect on the ground, in the boardroom and on the pitch.

Ready to see how Babita connects the dots? Below you’ll find the full collection of her recent stories, each one offering a fresh perspective on the issues shaping Africa today.