AU Commission works towards a common negotiating position for states ahead of IMO’s next shipping decarbonisation talks as Red Sea shakes
Nine Years On: Scientists Return to Mombasa to Count What’s Left of the Western Indian Ocean’s Reefs
For a lot of people, coral reefs are things that are talked about in abstract and the workshop delved in exact figures at stake as documented.
Commemorated on 26th of July annually, World Mangrove Day draws attention to the ecological and economic importance of mangroves
As global temperatures continue to break records, scientists say the greatest heatwave on Earth is unfolding beneath the ocean surface. Across continents, communities are enduring longer heatwaves, drier conditions, heavier downpours and increasingly erratic weather. Yet the most important…
Communities face food insecurity, debt and disruptions to children’s education as household incomes reduce with a decline in fish numbers.
As climate change intensifies coastal flooding, erosion and extreme weather events across Africa, a growing consensus is emerging among policymakers, port authorities and city leaders: ports cannot become climate-resilient in isolation. That message resonated throughout the “Blue African Ports…
Mombasa Declaration Seeks to Expose Hidden Fishing Fleets and Protect Coastal Communities from the illegal actions that cause damages
The 11th Our Ocean Conference opened with more than 3,000 delegates from governments, international organizations, scientists, investors