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Capacity Building Program on REDD Project. Building climate change resilience for enhanced food security in Pastoralist communities in Eastern Africa. Deepening African Civil Society Engagement in International Post- Paris Climate Change Dialogues and Response Strategies.
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Uniting African Climate Change Reporters. Monday, August 17, 2015. Limiter les pertes agricol en marche au Cameroun. Par Rosine Nkonla Azanmene. New fish smoking technique saves Cameroons coastal mangrove Forest. By Elias Ntungwe Ngalame. A new fish smoking technology introduced in the coastal regions of Douala and Kribi in Cameroon is helping the over 80 fishing population in the area fight poverty and reduce the degradation rate of the countrys mangrove forest. Par Rosine Nkonla Azanmen. Deadly floo.CONTENT
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All the hurdles crumble away leaving nothing but a free run. I root myself to the blocks. Chance thrust into my palm like a crisp ten pound note. That never reaches my pocket. Who am I to be changed by opportunity? There are others more deserving, surely. The knives in my eyes. Lodge deep in the morning. With no mercy or warning. Piercing thoughts, love and sin. My hands on their handles. I make the blades longer. Why I put them in.