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January 31, 2019 by Leah Ittoo in The Mangrove Project

Let’s reach 1.2 million!

Mangroves are the only type of tree which spend their entire life submerged in saltwater, offering a bounty of benefits. During storms, they act as natural buffers against the sea, protecting homes and lives by absorbing waves surges (an even more important feature given the threat of climate change). By

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January 30, 2019 by Leah Ittoo in ELI WOOFF

The barbarity never ends!

Since the beginning of this year, we have witnessed not only one but THREE ill-treatment against our strays. Isn’t this alarming? First,burned alive, then hit with a sabre and most recentlypoisoned. The barbarity seems to never end. Every now and then we hear about such cases and finally, nothing is

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January 8, 2019 by Leah Ittoo in Being Human, ELI WOOFF

It starts with YOU!

We are certainly appalled by the pitiful state of Dodo, the dog who was burnt alive but somehow managed to survive, but let us be honest with ourselves : What are we doing to improve the living conditions of our stray dogs? Mahatma Gandhi once said : « The greatness

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December 16, 2018 by Leah Ittoo in Experiential Learning Initiative

ELI Africa celebrates Christmas!

« Christmas is the spirit of giving without a thought of getting,» Thomas Monson You probably have great plans for this festive season of the year which certainly calls for celebration but this year we took things differentlt and thought : What would make the children happy? Definitely an end

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December 11, 2018 by Leah Ittoo in News

Stay connected!

With more than 32000 mangroves already planted, ELI Africa is now taking its vision one step forward. With the goal of bringing the number of mangroves planted to 100,000, we intend to include the community as well in our mission. We believe that it is the duty of each and

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December 10, 2018 by Leah Ittoo in The Mangrove Project

Mission: Propagation of mangroves

The ELI Africa team has set a goal to plant at least 30 000 propagules by the 15th of December and we are more than happy to announce that we had reached our target with exactly 32 864 propagules planted. From Grand Gaube, Roches Noires, Poste de Flacq to Mahebourg,

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November 7, 2018 by Leah Ittoo in Being Human

Does my tea taste like cruelty?

My name is 53281 or so, that’s what’s written on the tag pierced into my ear. I faintly remember being taken away from my mother as soon as I was born. I spent my whole life in confined stalls. I was injected several times with hormones which made me grow

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November 7, 2018 by Leah Ittoo in ELI WOOFF

Firecrackers: More harm than good

It’s that festive time of the year again and this calls for a celebration! When we talk about celebration, many think of firecrackers and fireworks. They are surely beautiful and add something special to the celebration.But wait, are you aware of the negative consequences that these crackers have? Fireworks cause

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