Environmental law

BENIN: Parliament examines a long-awaited bill on sustainable urban planning © Parliament of Benin

Environmental law

BENIN: Parliament examines a long-awaited bill on sustainable urban planning

DRC: the NGO CODELT publishes two works on environmental legislation© CODELT

Environmental law

DRC: the NGO CODELT publishes two works on environmental legislation

Environment Day 2023: in Abidjan, the focus will be on plastic pollution on 5 June ©DigArt/Shutterstock

Urban waste management

Environment Day 2023: in Abidjan, the focus will be on plastic pollution on 5 June

June 5, 2023, in Abidjan

TUNISIA: Tax incentives for the import of electric vehicles © Octus_Photography/Shutterstock

Transport & Logistics

TUNISIA: Tax incentives for the import of electric vehicles

SOUTH AFRICA: Biodiversity at risk after mining dam collapse ©Christyam de Lima/shutterstock

Industrial Impacts

SOUTH AFRICA: Biodiversity at risk after mining dam collapse

AFRICA: supported by the IOF, the Youth Climate Forum opens on 29 May in Kara©hbpro/Shutterstock

Green Economy

AFRICA: Green growth accelerating in 7 countries, says AfDB report

KENYA: New law on sustainable waste management enacted© jointstar/Shutterstock

Environmental law

KENYA: New law on sustainable waste management enacted

BENIN/TOGO: M Auto puts its electric motorbikes

Transport & Logistics

BENIN/TOGO: M Auto puts its electric motorbikes “Chap Chap” and “Commando” on sale

RWANDA: Kigali sensitize on the sustainable management of electronic waste ©Ploy Makkason/Shutterstock

Urban waste management

RWANDA: Kigali sensitize on the sustainable management of electronic waste

DRC: Afrique RSE to integrate sustainability rules into OHADA texts©Sunshine Seeds / Shutterstock

Sustainable development and CSR

DRC: Afrique RSE to integrate sustainability rules into OHADA texts

MADAGASCAR: controversial cable car project gets environmental permit ©Adam Yee/Shutterstock

Transport & Logistics

MADAGASCAR: controversial cable car project gets environmental permit

AFRICA: Countries have enough groundwater to cope with drought ©I am a Stranger/Shutterstock

Preservation of the resource

AFRICA: Countries have enough groundwater to cope with drought

SENEGAL: Aquatech challenged in Ndoulo for mismanagement of water facilities©Artush/ Shutterstock

Water in the city

SENEGAL: Aquatech challenged in Ndoulo for mismanagement of water facilities

NAMIBIA: 22 elephants leave Windhoek for Abu Dhabi after auction ©hansen.matthew.d/Shutterstock

Biodiversity in the city

NAMIBIA: 22 elephants leave Windhoek for Abu Dhabi after auction

AFRICA: What's at stake in the global agreement against plastic pollution? ©UN

Waste & Recycling

AFRICA: What’s at stake in the global agreement against plastic pollution?

Due Diligence: the impact of the new EU directive in Africa ©apiguide/Shutterstock

Sustainable development and CSR

Due diligence: the impact of the draft EU directive in Africa

AFRICA: The Flipflopi boat explores the impact of waste in the western Indian Ocean ©The Flipflopi

Protection of aquatic environments

AFRICA: The Flipflopi boat explores the impact of waste in the western Indian Ocean

IVORY COAST: Agri Banana's ecological bags patented in the 17 OAPI countries © Agri Banana --- Fandy Pack

Waste & Recycling

IVORY COAST: Agri Banana’s ecological bags patented in the 17 OAPI countries

CONGO: In Nkayi, a factory will recycle plastic waste into paving stones ©ivanfolio/Shutterstock

Waste & Recycling

CONGO: In Nkayi, a factory will recycle plastic waste into paving stones

KENYA: NEMA closes 15 slaughterhouses in Nairobi in response to water © Joseph Sohm de Shutterstock

Biodiversity in the city

KENYA: NEMA closes 15 slaughterhouses in Nairobi in response to water

AFRICA: Bolloré launches

Sustainable development and CSR

AFRICA: Bolloré launches “REcycle” solution for plastic waste management

SOUTH AFRICA: Biodiversity at risk after mining dam collapse ©Christyam de Lima/Shutterstock

Industrial Impacts

SOUTH AFRICA: Biodiversity at risk after mining dam collapse

TUNISIA: Rome agrees to take back tons of waste stored at the port of Sousse© weerasak saeku/Shutterstock

Environmental law

TUNISIA: Rome agrees to take back tons of waste stored at the port of Sousse

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