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New Climate Finance Goal: Different Topic, Same Arguments in Colombia

At the most recent meeting on the new climate finance target in Cartagena, countries redrew the same battle lines as ...

Climate Finance

Scaling Climate Change Literacy in Africa

The African public has a low understanding of what climate change is and its cause, with some of the most ...

African Climate Policy

The ICJ Climate Liability Opinion: Why Are African Countries So Quiet?

We spoke with Nomasango Masiye Moyo, an attorney at Natural Justice, about the pending request for an advisory opinion from ...

Climate Finance

African Climate Voices: Greenwatch

Founded in 1995 by leading environmental lawyer Kenneth Kakuru, Greenwatch is a Ugandan environmental rights advocacy organisation. We spoke with ...

Climate Litigation

Climate litigation in Africa: Where to from here?

We spoke with Nicole Loser, a seasoned climate litigator from South Africa, about the African litigation horizon and the successes ...

Climate Litigation

New IMF policy committee chair against fossil fuel phaseouts

The IMF has been thrust into the spotlight in recent years as a major actor within the global climate response. ...

Climate Finance

African countries set their sights on an ambitious new climate finance target

Ahead of the upcoming climate finance meeting in Colombia this month, African countries have laid out an ambitious approach to ...

Climate Finance

Dean Bhekumuzi Bhebhe Profile

We spoke with Bhekumuzi Dean Bhebhe, a Campaigns Lead at Power Shift Africa and Co-facilitator at Don’t Gas Africa about ...

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From Raspberry Tea to Rosella Dreams: Investing in Women for Climate Resilience

African women are particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. Investing in resilience building and adaptation initiatives that prioritise ...

Uncategorized

No Place to Discuss the CBAM, not even the WTO

Hopes were high that the WTO’s 13th Ministerial Conference that ended on 2 March, would address climate change and trade, ...

Trade

All Eyes are on the AU’s Climate Policy ahead of G20 Accession

At its 37th summit, the African Union’s climate committee, CAHOSCC, endorsed the establishment of a body to implement the Nairobi ...

African Climate Policy

No Consensus in the IPCC for a Loss and Damage Assessment or When it will Finalise its Next Major Reports

Last month, countries could not agree on whether to accelerate the pre-2028 delivery dates for the IPCC’s upcoming reports on ...

Loss And Damage