Renevlyn Development Initiative
On Tuesday 24 September 2024, RDI organised a one-day virtual training on Women and Extractives Journalism Training targeting 15 female Nigerian journalists from reputable national news organisations in the country. […]
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On Thursday 22 August 2024 RDI organised a Townhall and Media Interactive Discussion on Coal Mining in Enugu at the Oakland Hotel in Enugu. The event was organised in collaboration
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The Renevlyn Development Initiative (RDI) has described failure of the Niger State Government to mobilize to the site of the June 3, 2024 Mine collapse in Shiroro Local Government Area
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As deaths from the latest cholera outbreak in the country climbed to 40 yesterday, the Renevlyn Development Initiative (RDI) has said that the recurrent outbreaks and needless deaths in the
Cholera outbreaks expose access issues, poor water delivery systems — RDI Read More »
In commemoration of World No Tobacco Day 2024, journalists across Africa have been urged to improve the quality of tobacco control reports as a strategy to protect children from tobacco
Journalists Charged to Improve Tobacco Control Reporting to Protect Children Read More »
Youths account for the largest chunk of the 8 million people who die every year from tobacco-related causes. About 57 media practitioners from 20 African countries who participated in a
Commemoration of World No Tobacco Day 2024 – Protecting Children from Tobacco Industry Interference On 30 May 2024 the Renevlyn Development Initiative (RDI) in collaboration with Vital Voices for Africa
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The Renevlyn Development Initiative (RDI) has urged the Lagos State government and other states in Nigeria to learn from failed water privatisation in the United Kingdom (UK) and adequately fund
‘No country in Africa should be ‘launch pad’ for gene drives,’ Ntambirweki insists As gene drives are being vigorously promoted in some African countries, experts have cautioned policymakers in the public and
Understanding gene drives and their implications for African populations, ecosystems Read More »
Journalists in Nigeria have been encouraged to equip themselves intellectually to be able to report the gene drives push of research organisations that target Africa and its people as guinea
Media training raises questions about gene drives in Africa Read More »
