Climate change hits African cities. Are they ready?
Urban populations and areas across Africa are booming, with the potential to drive development, improve standards of living and boost ...
Urban populations and areas across Africa are booming, with the potential to drive development, improve standards of living and boost ...
The Loss and Damage Fund is finally on a path to distributing funds – it will spend US$250 million until ...
Ensuring equity and justice continue to be the focus of climate negotiators, with talks of reparations increasing – negotiators seek ...
The 2025 Spring Meetings revealed a stark divergence: while global institutions reframe development around jobs and energy, Africa’s climate crisis ...
The DRC and Rwanda have agreed on a pathway to peace by 2 May, but it follows on the back ...
A new paper has found that African citizens place primary responsibility on their own governments to respond to climate change, ...
Last week’s IMO meeting agreeing to a global shipping carbon levy had a low turnout of African States and a ...
We spoke with Reem Elsayed, an international health expert, about how climate change and health systems intersect in Africa. Some ...
Members of the WHO are deliberating over a draft Global Action Plan on Climate Change and Health, but African countries ...
Health remains an under-developed topic in African NDCs, however many African countries lack the necessary health data, information and finance ...
In February, Ali Mohamed, the special Climate Envoy of the President of Kenya and the (then) chair of the African ...
Climate change is reshaping Africa’s migration landscape, but extant international laws leave millions unprotected. Regional free movement agreements—especially IGAD’s forward-thinking ...