Oceans
Youth Take Center Stage in Ocean Conservation: ‘Let’s Talk BBNJ Youth Series’
The BBNJ Agreement enforced on 17 January 2026 made it the third implementing agreement to the United Nations Convention on Law…
Why Upcoming IMO Negotiations Are a Defining Moment for Africa’s Trade and Climate Future
The IMO proposed Net Zero Framework seeks to cut greenhouse gas emissions from shipping-industry responsible for about 3% of global…
ISA Council Advances Deep-Sea Mining Rules Amid Push for Clear Standards Framework
The 31st session of the International Seabed Authority (ISA) Council concluded with renewed focus on regulating commercial deep-sea mining
Rainfall, Not Just Heat, Still Rules Droughts, Oceans Keep Them Regional
A new study has found that ocean temperature patterns play a key role in limiting how widely droughts spread across…
Women Driving Marine Conservation Across East Africa’s Coast
In Western Indian Ocean coastline, a quiet, determined transformation is taking shape as women step forward for fragile marine conservation
Africa to Navigate Opportunities in Global IMO Shipping’s Net-Zero Rules
Next phase of negotiations at the IMO will focus on refining guidelines on fuel standards, lifecycle emissions accounting, and distribution
Kenya’s Our Ocean Conference Signals Africa’s Rising Voice in Global Marine Governance
Kenya is set to make history in 2026 when it hosts the global Our Ocean Conference for the first time,…
#Beat Plastic Pollution Calls for Global Collective Action
Plastic pollution severely impacts ecosystems, biodiversity, and soil—the very foundations essential for survival of both humans and wildlife
Innovative Wetland Project Transforms Shimo la Tewa Prison, Mtwapa Creek
Since the construction of the wetland, water quality in the Mtwapa Creek and surrounding marine areas has shown significant improvement.