The second presentation during the EJN Net Zero workshop focused on the complexities and challenges surrounding climate finance, particularly for African countries. The discussion centered on several key points,...
As conversations around climate change intensify globally, the need for accurate understanding and communication of key concepts has become increasingly important. The Earth Journalism Network (EJN) recently held a...
Today, I had the privilege of participating in the Earth Journalism Network’s workshop on Net Zero for African journalists. With the #ParisAgreement setting ambitious targets to limit #globalwarming to...
Step 1 Location Identification The applicant identifies the proposed mining location (plot) in collaboration with a member of the chiefdom mining allocation committee. Step 2 Land Acquisition The applicant...
The STEAM Reporting Network is tackling a significant challenge in Sierra Leone: land degradation, which affects over 80% of the country’s land. Mining communities, often located in areas rich...
The Bonthe District of Sierra Leone has a long history of rutile mining, dating back to the late 1960s. This mineral extraction has positioned Sierra Leone as a key...
Hannah Deen, the Chairlady of the Malen Affected Landowners Association (MALOA), shared her experiences and concerns during an interview in Pujehun, where she was born and raised. At 65...
The land leased by Socfin affects between 27 and 30 villages, encompassing about 120 land-owning families. Upon signing the lease in March 2011, Socfin committed to full compensation for...
Freetown, Sierra Leone—in a proactive move to safeguard lives and property, the Ministry of Lands has initiated a demolition campaign targeting disaster-prone areas across the country. This decisive action...
Sierra Leone—In an era marked by global challenges such as climate change and food insecurity, agriculture emerges as a vital sector for sustainable development in Sierra Leone. Defined as...