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Maasai Pastoralists

Tanzania’s policies on conservation and its ongoing impacts on Maasai people in Ngorongoro district highlight how communities historically marginalized by oppression still wrestle with colonial policies.

Juliana Nnoko-Mewanu | IPS Inter Press Service | News Agency | Journalism & Communication for Global Change

Tanzania Should Halt Plan to Relocate Maasai Pastoralists

Semi-nomadic Maasai pastoralists have lived, used, and managed the area alongside other native communities for over 200 years

Families in Temporary Accommodation in London, UK

Summary Patricia Leatham moved back into the council house where she grew up when her mother became ill in 2017, to look after her as a full-time caregiver. When her mother died in 2019, Patricia and her then 14-year-old son, “Clarence,” were evicted into homelessness as her name was not on her mother’s tenancy contract. She applied for support from London’s Waltham Forest Council, which placed her in temporary accommodation where they lived for just under two years.

Palm Oil: The Common Household Ingredient that Harms the Climate

The severity of the Indonesian wildfires serves as a warning to the entire globe that solving environmental issues requires more of it than simply a move away from fossil and toward renewable power.