Beyond Words: Languages and Culture, and their Preservation in Africa
Africa is the most linguistically diverse continent on Earth. With over 2,000 languages and dialects, the continent is home to a significant portion of the world’s linguistic and cultural heritage. Unfortunately, the survival of this collection of linguistic and cultural wealth, is threatened by globalisation, the marginalisation of minority communities, and regional assimilation efforts.
Tourism at a Tipping Point: Navigating Conservation, Community, and Capital in Maasai Mara
The Maasai Mara, a globally renowned safari destination in Kenya, stands at a critical juncture where its unparalleled biodiversity and rich cultural heritage intersect with the burgeoning demands of global tourism. However, this natural jewel now faces mounting pressures: changing climate, wildlife preservation needs, and the difficult balance between economic gains from tourism and the traditional livelihoods of local communities.
A New League of Nations? What a Nairobi Relocation Could Mean for the UN’s Future
As it stands, the global community is witnessing an unprecedented geopolitical recalibration with the United Nations moving a substantial part of its operations from New York to Nairobi, Kenya. Since 1974, Nairobi has long played a pivotal role for the United Nations, after its expansion in the country with the establishment of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
