African lost Nobel Prize Winner

Choose Award increased environmental awareness, due to female rights and anti-pollution actions in 2004, Maathi has passed history as the first African woman worthy of this award.

The capital of Kenya was born in Nairobi, the Yuman Maathi was seeing cancer treatment.

Wangari Maathai’s death was considered a significant loss in terms of global environmental and female movement.

Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, a woman noted that Maathai had deep sorrow from his loss. [

"Afrika said that especially African women lost a pioneer, leader, activist," the President Johnson-Sirleaf said that Maathai will be memoriesed with the freedom of women and the respect they do for the environment.

Wangari Maathai, a professor in the field of veternerability, is believed after anti-forestation actions that are maintained throughout the 1980s and nineties of the international arenada.

The Green Belt Movement, which is among the founders ofMaathai, since 1977, has carried out actions against the opening of forest areas into agriculture, provided that more than twenty million trees are planted in Africa.

In2002, Maathi, who was elected nationwide and entered the Kenyan parliament, served as the aid of environmental minister in a period government.

Maathai had actions against Daniel Arab Moi government in Kenya due to its anti-environment policies in recent periods and was arrested several times.

In 2008, it came to the agenda due to the exposure of eye-blowing gas in an action held in response to the number of ministers in the government of Kenya.

Wangari Maathai said that in 2004, peace would not be possible, without fair and equality development in his speech when receiving Nobel Peace Award, for development, the environmental management must be carried out democratic and peacefully.

Maathai draws the gold of the necessity of the industry and global organizations to accept economic justice, equality and ecological integrity of the same speech.

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