Johnson Kanamugire
Journalist, &Publisher of https://t.co/Nl0Rrbhpi2 *** AU MEDIA FELLOW 2022. Ex- @The_EastAfrican @KFM987
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2 months ago |
klimareporter.de | Johnson Kanamugire
Altkleider, Gebrauchtwagen, ausrangierte Batterien, Elektro- und Elektronikgeräte: In den vielen Tonnen an Gebrauchtwaren, die jedes Jahr hauptsächlich aus Europa nach Afrika verkauft werden, verbirgt sich eine Umweltbelastung, die für Millionen Menschen eine Gesundheitsgefahr darstellt. Es ist ein Milliarden-Dollar-Markt, doch der dabei anfallende Müll verschlimmert – zusammen mit Plastikabfällen – die Umweltverschmutzung.
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Feb 10, 2025 |
klimareporter.de | Johnson Kanamugire
Ab diesem Jahr sollen die globalen Klimahilfen von jährlich 100 Milliarden US-Dollar bis 2035 auf 300 Milliarden steigen. Für die vom Klimawandel bedrohten Länder in Afrika und darüber hinaus ist dieser Beschluss des Klimagipfels im vergangenen November in Baku eine Enttäuschung. Doch das ist nicht das einzige Problem. Auch die Art, wie die Gelder ausgezahlt werden, steht in der Kritik.
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Feb 2, 2024 |
trtafrika.com | Johnson Kanamugire
Facebook, world largest social media network owned by US-based Meta, turns 20 on February 4. If it were a landmass, it would be world's most populous nation boasting more than 3 billion inhabitants in total. Mark Zuckerberg, the man who founded the platform from a Harvard dormitory, would be the wealthy king at its helm, and not satisfied.
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Nov 22, 2023 |
newspaper.africa | Johnson Kanamugire
Imagine living in a world without litter, and when there is [litter] it becomes a resource. Experts concur that such a life would be well within reach if people prioritised sustainable lifestyles — where nothing goes to waste. It’s this that paves the way for what’s popularly known as the circular economy, and the question many ask is: What does it take? For years, humanity promoted extract-transform-use-and-throw away lifestyle when it comes to management of earth resources.
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Oct 25, 2023 |
trtafrika.com | Johnson Kanamugire
It may have come as a shock to many when, after more than two years of the Covid-19 pandemic-induced closures of educational institutions, a wave of rejection of degrees and qualifications obtained via online and distance learning emerged in a number of African countries over quality concerns.
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VIEW FROM MY WINDOW The ruler-subjects LOVE AFFAIR seen growing in the Republic 692 miles from the Port of Mombasa is COSMETIC. I held a couple of ‘gossip’ sessions with a regular visitor to the place who tells me: That the ruler claims to have deep connections with the https://t.co/NABAXwBZUj
