Tide of Resilience: How Coastal Women Are Leading Sindh’s Climate Survival By Muskan Rehman Keti Bunder, Sindh — At dawn, the tide rolls in quietly, but for women like Aroosa, it’s the sound of both…
Pareesa Afreen Who is Accountable for the Air Pakistan's Children Breathe? KARACHI: As winter approaches, cities across Pakistan are already covered in a haze, making it hard to tell the difference between fog, smog or…
Lawyers Go Green — Zubair Ahmed Abro Wins Sindh Bar Council Election on Climate Justice Manifesto KARACHI,: In a remarkable and precedent-setting victory for environmental advocacy within Pakistan’s legal fraternity, Zubair Ahmed Abro, a leading…
BY SADAF SULEMAN 14,000 Tonnes a Day — But Where Does It All Go?Only two-thirds of Karachi’s waste is collected, while the rest burns, festers, or floods into drains and the sea, choking the city’s…
BY SUNEEL KUMAR Once, the coastal belt of Sindh was marked by hardship — rising seas, vanishing mangroves, and struggling fishermen who watched their lands and livelihoods fade away. But along the shores of Keti…
BY VAHAB JISKANI On the western edge of Karachi, where the Arabian Sea kisses the land, lies Turtle Beach, a quiet stretch of sand in Hawksbay that turns into a miracle ground every year. Dozens…
By Hanifa Ameer Karachi’s coastline — once rich with thriving mangrove forests — is now under silent assault. In a recent reports of media, revealed that two men, Tariq and Bilal, were arrested for illegally…
SADAF SULEMAN Lyari Became Karachi’s Hottest and Hardest Place to Live LYARI, KARACHI — Lyari, one of Karachi’s oldest and most densely populated neighbourhoods, has become a frontline of Pakistan’s escalating climate crisis. Its narrow…
LAKSHA KUMARI The Price of Progress....... Just a decade ago, Gadap — a serene region on the outskirts of Karachi’s Malir District — was a world apart from the city’s chaos. Lush forests stretched over…
LAKSHA KUMARI “Solar Sisters” of Thatta In a small mud-walled village near Keti Bunder, 32-year-old Sakina unrolls a tangle of red and black wires beneath the blazing Thatta sun. A few years ago, she had…
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