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Why Zambia’s key water resources face an eminent threat.

May 16, 2023 Sophie Mbugua Africa Climate Conversations, Environment 52:59 1 Comment

Lusaka Zambia: Zambia has a proactive 2015 Forest Act that brings together stakeholders, including local people, to manage and conserve the nation’s forests. However, substantial deforestation is being caused by mineral mining, logging of indigenous species like as rosewood and African teak, and conversion of forest areas for agriculture. Is there anything you can do…

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OPINION: Its time to stop the nature crisis.

OPINION: Its time to stop the nature crisis.

January 28, 2021 Nachilala Nkombo News 0 Comments

By Nachilala Nkombo  Nearly a quarter of Africa’s land is covered by forest. Zambia is fast losing its forest to deforestation. Sub-Saharan African countries consume fuelwood up to 200 percent times more than the trees’ annual growth rates. Hence, causing deforestation, lack of timber resources, and habitat loss for the species living in it. Many…

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