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 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…
80-Year-Old Banyan Tree Felled Inside Government Compound Sparks Outrage in Karachi In an incident that has sparked widespread concern among environmentalists and citizens, a historic 80-year-old banyan tree was silently cut down within the premises…
Germany Invests €27 Million to Harness Sindh’s Powerful Winds for Clean Energy Future In a major boost to Sindh’s clean energy ambitions, the German government has announced a €27 million (over PKR 8 billion) investment…
Karachi’s Vanishing Green Shield: The Unchecked Destruction of Mangroves for Concrete Dreams Once, the coastline of Karachi was a living, breathing barrier between the Arabian Sea and the restless metropolis—a 75-kilometer ribbon of emerald mangrove…
By Maria Jabbar A flood is more than a rush of water — it’s a force that sweeps away the delicate fabric of daily life. When the 2022 floods hit Pakistan, Sanghar district in Sindh…
Karachi, July 2025: Is Pakistan’s plastic crisis a failure of behaviour, broken systems, or weak enforcement? As single-use plastics choke rivers, flood urban drains, and threaten coastal livelihoods, the question is no longer if we…
In a bold stride toward environmental accountability and informed climate action, Transparency International Pakistan (TI Pakistan) has launched a six-month Journalist Fellowship on Climate Finance and Transparency in Karachi, bringing together 15 journalists from Sindh’s…
At a worn-down tea shop under a fading tree canopy in Jhang Katiar village, Ghulam Ali, sits in silence, his fingers endlessly scratching his skin. “I haven’t slept peacefully since 1998 ,” says the 63-year-old,…
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