A boy carries finned sharks across the beach after having washed them in the ocean water.

The waiting room of the Greek hospital where Riham helped translate for Zahra (Photo: Riham Ezzaldeen)

Since the fairly recent COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak, a flurry of fear and paranoia has swept up the general population in what is being referred to as ‘Coronoia’, which is pushing activists to ask the question, why aren’t we treating the climate crisis with the same urgency as the COVID-19 crisis?

This week, people across the globe will be celebrating Black Friday; the annual shopping holiday where retailers open early and significantly reduce their prices

On Wednesday, we sat down with Afripedia co-founder, Teddy Goitom, to discuss the launch of the Afripedia platform;

In an arena where greater emphasis is being placed on alleviating our environmental crisis, why is government focus consistently shifting away from climate change?

“Earlier this week, What Took You So Long? interviewed an 18-year-old Fridays for Future climate activist on her involvement in the climate change movement.”

Our small boat sets off from the dock. The early morning air feels crisp and fresh after a night of heavy rain.

Sitting in the helicopter I can see my destination from far, It is apart of a land I have wanted to visit for a while.

A direct flight from Geneva lands me in Cairo, the elder sister of the city I grew up in, Beirut.

I was filming a short documentary in Gabon for UNDP, CAFI (Central African Forest Initiative).

It was my first time in Somaliland, my first time meeting the Bulsho crew. They are a local production company in Hargeisa, Somaliland’s capital, that we have worked with since the beginning of WYTSL.