WITNESS THE TRANSFORMATION: KAGITUMBA-KAYONZA-RUSUMO ROAD PROJECT
Embark on a Journey of Economic Transformation: Rwanda's Infrastructure Project Explored. Initiated in 2017 and supported by the African Development Fund and Rwanda Transport and Development Agency, this project links Rwanda and Uganda at Kagitumba and extends to Rwanda and Tanzania at Rusumo. It plays a crucial role in Rwanda's economic growth strategy, with agriculture contributing significantly. Stay tuned to witness the impactful transformation unfold!
EMPOWERING RWANDAN TEA FARMERS: A DOCUMENTARY EXPLORATION WITH ETHICAL TEA PARTNERSHIP
The Ethical Tea Partnership led to the creation of two compelling documentaries and a captivating photo essay, spotlighting the lives of smallholder tea farmers in Rwanda. Focusing on their participation in the Strategic Alliance (STA) program, supported by ETP, our documentaries delve into the program's impact on productivity, financial literacy, and gender equality within these communities. Through authentic storytelling and intimate interviews, we showcase the transformative journey of individuals and communities involved in the STA program.
Why Frankincense And Myrrh Are So Expensive
Frankincense and myrrh are perhaps best known for their biblical connotations. But this tree sap has been prized across the world for over 6,000 years. These fragrant incense pieces come from the Burseraceae family of trees and are found across the Horn of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. But despite recent attempts to protect these trees, they could soon be headed for extinction. So what makes frankincense and myrrh so expensive?
RECLAIM: FINDING THE HEART OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY
An impactful documentary addressing waste management in Africa, exploring environmental stories through the lens of documentary filmmaking. 'Reclaim: Finding the Heart of Circular Economy' offers a compelling narrative on the circular economy and extended producer responsibility, shedding light on sustainable solutions for waste disposal. Premiering at the Pan African Film Festival, our film highlights environmental consciousness and promoting innovative waste management practices across the continent.
Madagascar's Blue Economy
Families live along the coastline livelihood is fully dependent on the sustainability of the fishery industry. To improve the fishery industry, in 2004 small scale traditional fisheries from South West Madagascar started using closures on the octopus 2 - 6 months. This helped them to increase catch.This success led to community to take actions.
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The Blue Devil
An invasive plant is spreading across Ethiopia's largest lake. This film takes you to the frontline of this environmental catastrophe and how the community is working to stop this plant and save the lake.
Super-shore at Giant Marsh
To rehabilitate the native oysters in San-Francisco Bay many dedicated biologists, engineers, and planners come together to watch the construction of 350 concrete housing units into the shallows off the Point Pinole Reginal Shoreline. The Giant Marsh Living Shoreline Project will be a home for many oysters and other habitats on the shoreline.
USGS Investigates 50-Year Mystery of San Francisco Bay
For the last 50 years, USGS has been collecting data, monitors and analyzes on water, earth, and biological science.
Missing Pearl
In 2016, 15- years-old Pearl got kidnapped when she was walking to her school at 7:45 am. At that time police department in Vallejo trace down the kidnaper all the way to South California but killed him in a shootout with the police. This story is about a family searching for an answer about their little girl's life.
An Unexpected Gift
A mother of three Robin was given a DNA testing kit as a Mother's Day gift from her children. As an African American woman, this gift was really important to Robin to know her African roots so she took the DNA test and the result reveals a 54-year family secret. This short documentary is about a mother finding her identity through the DNA test.
Richmond’s Female Entrepreneurs
The city of Richmond is home to many businesses founded and run by women. We interviewed three to learn about their experiences, challenges and successes: Cassandra Simmons, owner of Cassandra’s Wedding Cakes & Beyond; Nikki Villa and Sheila Grovhoug, the daughter and mother business partners behind the Station One Farmhouse store; and Jacqueline Majors of public relations firm J Majors & Associates, LLC.
ELECTION 2016: Richmond, California
Election day is just around the corner. Before everything comes to a close, we walked around Richmond, stopping at Civic Center Plaza and Marina Bay, to ask residents what they thought about the upcoming vote.
Water taxi from Richmond to San Francisco launches
Tideline Marine Group launched a new Richmond-to-San Francisco water taxi today. The commuter service will run Mondays through Fridays on three vessels that will transport passengers between Marina Bay and San Francisco’s Pier 1.5.