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The world’s last white giraffe wears a GPS to protect it from poachers

The world’s last white giraffe wears a GPS to protect it from poachers

This is the last white giraffe left in the world. Thanks to a GPS device its movements are being tracked to protect it from poachers.

Nature
Tim the elephant dies in Kenya: Africa loses one of its last giant tuskers

Tim the elephant dies in Kenya: Africa loses one of its last giant tuskers

One of Africa’s last and largest “tuskers”, Tim the elephant, died from natural causes after roaming Amboseli National Park for five decades and surviving multiple life-threatening attacks.

Environment
Ami Vitale. My photos are stories of heroes on the frontline to save what’s left of the Planet

Ami Vitale. My photos are stories of heroes on the frontline to save what’s left of the Planet

Photographer Ami Vitale tells us about the deep relationship between the future of the natural world and that of humanity, the common thread in all her work. Photographs that tell stories of hope, courage and resilience.

Environment
A carnival of colours to walk in the shoes of those who dream of a home, to step out of the streets’ shadow

A carnival of colours to walk in the shoes of those who dream of a home, to step out of the streets’ shadow

Behind every person there’s a story and there are feelings. An obvious yet complex fact we often forget when we come face to face with those who come last, those who have nothing. This is the story of how Nairobi’s street children subverted stereotypes by throwing a grand party.

Rights
“A carnival in Nairobi? They’ll think we’re crazy”

“A carnival in Nairobi? They’ll think we’re crazy”

Una conversazione con Jane Wanjiru e Mary Osinde, educatrici di strada coinvolte nel progetto Carnival! Nairobi, organizzato da Cherimus, Koinonia Community e Amani.

Society
A carnival to discover Nairobi’s hidden treasures: making street children shine

A carnival to discover Nairobi’s hidden treasures: making street children shine

“The idea of bringing carnival to Nairobi, and organising it with street children, is brilliant. It gives the opportunity of making shine something that is still hidden”. Okaba Buluma tells how the first carnival in Nairobi has been born.

Society
Carnival! Nairobi. Street kids organise Kenya’s first carnival, to invert the order of things

Carnival! Nairobi. Street kids organise Kenya’s first carnival, to invert the order of things

Inverted. This is the best way to describe Carnival! Nairobi, a project intended to give a chance to the street kids of Nairobi in Kenya, upsetting the order of things.

Rights
Sudan, the last male northern white rhino, has died

Sudan, the last male northern white rhino, has died

Sudan was 45 years old and the last male northern white rhino when he died in a wildlife reserve in Kenya. The last hope for his species is in vitro fertilisation.

Environment
Andrea Crosta. The man who uses his intelligence network to prevent poaching and save endangered animals

Andrea Crosta. The man who uses his intelligence network to prevent poaching and save endangered animals

The first NGO that puts an intelligence network at the service of the planet. People who work in the shadows to eradicate poaching and save elephants along with other endangered species. This is the Elephant Action League, and we spoke to its founder Andrea Crosta.

Environment
Ciak! Kibera. With great responsibility comes great power

Ciak! Kibera. With great responsibility comes great power

“Ciak! Kibera” is the project that gave life to a documentary filmed in the streets of the slum of Kibera, Kenya, one of Africa’s biggest. And its plot is made of dreams.

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