Do You Know That If Communities Put Their Hands To...

• 21 July 2025

What if the real solution to climate change and social injustice isn't money — but community?

When people come together, even the biggest problems become solvable.

From reforestation to clean-up drives, communities around the world are rising up — and now, they’re doing it faster with anAngel.

✨ Discover how we’re turning scarcity into solidarity.

👉 [Read the full story on anAngel.earth]

Be Bold About Buildings: GBCM’s Vision for a Green...

• 24 June 2025

Did you know that buildings are one of the top contributors to climate change?

In Mauritius, construction is growing fast—but so are the climate risks.

It’s time to build differently.

Green Building Council Mauritius (GBCM) is taking action—launching a Net Zero Roadmap and the first-ever NDC Scorecard Tool to guide smarter, greener, and more resilient development.

Discover how bold ideas, smart tools, and strong advocacy are shaping a sustainable future for the island. 🌱

Don’t just build—build better. Build bold.

Did You Know There's an African Charter for Childr...

• 18 June 2025

Did You Know There's an African Charter for Children?

And That It Complements the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child?

Many people are familiar with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)—an international agreement that protects children’s rights around the world.

But fewer know that Africa has its very own version, tailored to our continent’s realities: the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACRWC). This Charter doesn’t replace the UN Convention—it complements it. It focuses on the specific issues faced by African children, including right here in Mauritius.

🌊 Mauritius’s Coral Reefs Are Dying — Will the Wo...

• 11 June 2025

⚠️ The Clock Is Ticking

The decisions made at global conferences like the one in Paris must translate into real support for local communities and ecosystems. For Mauritius, the next 10 years are critical — if we don’t act now, we may lose the coral reefs that define our seas, our identity, and our economy.

The ocean is calling — and it’s up to all of us to answer.