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Seven years of SustyVibes is a story of commitment and consistency, our journey through these seven years has been a truth to leaving no one behind. Our projects and events over the years have been able to reach immense numbers and we have seen firsthand the impacts young people can make as long as they’re
We infuse pop culture and arts into our sustainability advocacy efforts – Artvocacy, to create fun, relaxed and interesting learning spaces for young people to engage in meaningful conversations on environmental emotions, climate, and sustainability. Our content and messaging are hip and youthful to get energetic and passionate young folks on our side. We run
In the light of the recent collapse(s) in Lagos Island recently, that’s has killed at least 20 persons, it becomes rather imperative that the possible causes to these collapse are addressed. Experts have given 5 reasons for building collapse which are: weak foundation, building materials being not strong enough, workers making mistakes, the load being
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Original Publications: UNwomen.org/UN.org Violence against women continues to be an obstacle to achieving equality, development, peace as well as to the fulfillment of women and girls’ human rights. All in all, the promise of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – to leave no one behind – cannot be fulfilled without putting an end to violence against women
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Photo: (Eduardo Soteras/AFP/Getty Images) In the last week of October, the Ethiopia’s parliament appointed Sahle-Work Zewde as the president of the country making her the first female president in the country’s history and the second in Africa. Ellen Sirleaf Johnson became the first female president in Africa after winning the Liberian general election in 2006
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“Of the poorer- scoring cities, eleven occupy the very bottom tier of Love ability, where ratings fall below 50% and most aspects of living are severely restricted.” – The Economist Intelligence Unit So, I came across the 2018 Global Livability index from The Economist and it’s really not exciting news for Africa. Of the 11
The 2018 Livability Index is out and Lagos is 3rd – From Behind ! Read More »
The struggle for a healthy planet may sometimes feel like a series of defeats, but this year’s Goldman environmental prize celebrates six remarkable success stories, five of them driven by women. From an anti-nuclear court ruling against former South African president Jacob Zuma and Russian leader Vladimir Putin to a campaign that nudged the Vietnamese government from coal to
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I wake up to find that the weight of the world has rolled from my shoulders to my chest. And I cannot roll it off, albeit I have tried my best. My best friends are enjoying the party, partly; they tried to keep me from leaving, but they are leaving me alone. Now alone, I
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