

Can African countries stop coastal erosion?
Sep 4, 2024
Saida Idris, a resident of Kipini village on the Kenyan coast, shares her firsthand experience of devastating coastal erosion that has already consumed 10 kilometers of land and displaced thousands. She discusses the urgent need for protective measures and community resilience in the face of rising sea levels. Conservationist George Odera adds insights on the economic fallout for local businesses and fishing practices. The conversation highlights the need for informed investments and effective adaptation strategies to combat this pressing environmental crisis.
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