The Global North’s Polluters and the Global South’s Carbon Offset – The African Example
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Africa’s diverse ecosystems and renewable energy potential make it an attractive hub for carbon offset projects, says Peter Ongera.
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China’s 10-Point Partnership Action Plan: A Game Changer for Africa and Global Geopolitics
China is keen on having Africa as a key development partner. The 10-point partnership action plan will strengthen it, says Peter Ongera.
Clothing financial and environmental crimes – Peter Ongera
Peter Ongera is in search of answers for textile wastes, environmental pollution, and business flow of these new and second-hand chains.
Taxes that raise the cost of being alive in the new year
Taxes are means of income redistribution in an economy. But are they becoming the cost of being alive, questions Peter Ongera.
Time for the Monarchy to Reckon with its History? | Peter Ongera
While the entire world is mourning Elizabeth II’s death, here is a series of events narrated by Peter Ongera on her rule, and the exploits of the empire.
The War in Ukraine can be solved by Mahatma Gandhi’s Philosophy: Peter Ongera
The world needs to look to Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy to end this war and build an alternative model of sustainable development, says Peter Ongera.
Everyone is Corrupt! Why not me? | Peter Ongera’s take on Corruption
Corruption is a global issue and our star writer Peter Ongera is sharing his thoughts on corruption and how some individuals justify the act of corruption.
A Flight into Another Remote Year – 2022: Peter Ongera
Peter Ongera, Thought Habitat’s guest contributor predicts that 2022 is going to be more or less similar to 2021 and 2020. In what terms? Let us explore.
Social Media Platforms are Free for a Reason: Peter Ongera
Ever wondered why your social media platforms and free email providers never send you a bill at the end of the month or year? Peter Ongera is answering why.
Celebrating Indians in Kenya by Peter Ongera
As part of India@75- (Bharat ka Amrut Mahotsav) independence celebrations, Peter Ongera presents some facts you may not know about Indians in Kenya.