I sat through two hours of lunacy this afternoon. And watched 15 minutes of this guy just now.
The difference is night and day.
If you want to understand the long-term damage Donald Trump is doing to our country, it’s worth your time.
Plastic waste is piling up along the #Nile in #Bor, threatening fishing, trade and public health. Adia Jildo looks at how everyday practices and weak waste systems are affecting river communities.
#NileCooperation#PlasticPollution#SouthSudan#Environment
https://t.co/k0xf5SoNnU
Bridging systematic divides and building common ground are the hallmarks of cooperation. This is particularly relevant for conservation and tourism, which often seem at odds. (by @justakawoman) #NileBasin#NileCooperation#GenderEquity#Feminine
https://t.co/9TxdVU65pS
In Bugesera, #Rwanda, the struggle for water is more than a matter of survival; it is integral to the identity of the women who navigate a system that restricts their access to essential resources. (by @AnnonciataB) #NileBasin#NileCooperation
https://t.co/hhnWYFpw6j
‘Where a woman rules, streams run uphill.’ This latest @mict_intl The Niles magazine explores what it takes for women’s leadership to thrive without barriers. All articles also soon on: https://t.co/QmYIrL19kM #NileBasin#NileCooperation https://t.co/qC0x9ycrQv
@TheNiles2012@mict_intl I am thrilled to share that my article about women in STEM has been published in a Germany-based magazine! It's an honor to contribute to such an important discussion and celebrate the incredible achievements of women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Excited to share that my article has been featured in the latest issue of The Niles on how women are spearheading water conservation in Kajiado County on pages 14-15 by @mict_intl@TheNiles2012