Tanzania

From MASEMBE TAMBWE in Kampala, 6th June 2010 @ 12:00, Total Comments: 0, Hits: 214

HOOLIGANS who pretend to be promoters of climate change must be wiped out if the public is to get right information on agenda. Prof Peter Basalirwa from Makerere University said at the closing of the climate change conference for the media in Kampala over the weekend, that programmes on climate change have of late become a quick money making industry.

From MASEMBE TAMBWE in Kampala, 1st June 2010 @ 12:00, Total Comments: 0, Hits: 256

SCIENTISTS and the media fraternity in Africa have been called upon to put behind their personal and professional egos and work together against effects of climate change for the survival of the continent.

Uganda’s priority at the Copenhagen summit will be adaptation. There are only two weeks to the international climate change talks in Copenhagen. Although Africa is supposed to come up with a single voice, to seal the deal that will bring unity against global warming, it is imperative that each country has its priority area; in Uganda’s case adaptation will be the frontline choice.

Do you know what your country's priority will be?

The Environmental Crime Project was launched yesterday in Uganda. It is a project for Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Seychelles, Ethiopia, Sudan, Rwanda and Burundi. It protect our environment aganist all forms of environmental crimes.

What is your comment about that ?