Egypt's powerful football fans and politics: a toxic mix that could combust during Afcon: Egyptian policemen pose in front of the Cairo International Stadium in Egypt, where Afcon takes place. Khaled Elfiqi/EPAWhen the 32nd Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) opens in Cairo, Egypt, the focus will be on the games between the continent’s top football teams to see who is going to raise … [Read more...] about Egypt’s powerful football fans and politics: a toxic mix that could combust during Afcon | The Conversation
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SA News: Rain could wash away Proteas’ World Cup hopes
Rain could wash away Proteas' World Cup hopes: Rain hammered down onto Sophia Gardens yesterday as South Africa warmed up for their training session with a game of football on the outfield. ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews For Scenic Views, Peace and Quiet, Escape to the Trails of Greyton: There are also plenty of small cafes and restaurants in Greyton to choose … [Read more...] about SA News: Rain could wash away Proteas’ World Cup hopes
How an ancient fireside gathering could tackle HIV stigma in Uganda | The Conversation
How an ancient fireside gathering could tackle HIV stigma in Uganda: Dutourdumonde Photography/ShutterstockFor 25 years, northern Uganda was devastated by civil war. During this time the area’s residents, many of whom belong to the Acholi people, were forced from their homes. They ended up living in internally displaced camps, relying on the World … [Read more...] about How an ancient fireside gathering could tackle HIV stigma in Uganda | The Conversation
The military’s strategic interests could upend Sudan’s fledgling transition | The Conversation
The military's strategic interests could upend Sudan's fledgling transition: Sudan's military is working hard to retain control of the country. ShutterstockIn the last ten years or so, Africa has witnessed the fall of many long-term regimes. The governments of Libya, Egypt, Tunisia, Angola, Zimbabwe, Burkina Faso and, most recently, Sudan have all been overthrown within the … [Read more...] about The military’s strategic interests could upend Sudan’s fledgling transition | The Conversation
Financial incentives could spur cities and land owners to protect wetlands | The Conversation
Financial incentives could spur cities and land owners to protect wetlands: ShutterstockNew York City processes about 1 billion gallons of water every day. To do so, it doesn’t rely on water filtration plants alone. It also depends on the natural filtration capacity of the upstream Catskill Catchment. The catchment’s soils and wetlands act like … [Read more...] about Financial incentives could spur cities and land owners to protect wetlands | The Conversation
