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At the Second African Climate Summit (ACS2) in Addis Ababa, Tunisia called for “equitable and accessible” climate financing, stressing the need to support the most vulnerable countries facing global warming.
The government first introduced a ban on gasoline and diesel-powered automobiles in 2024 under its Climate-Resilient Green Economy initiative, which targets carbon-neutral economic growth by 2030.
Both Nile nations blame Ethiopia’s newly inaugurated dam for the recent devastating floods in Sudan which caused significant human and material losses.
Botswana, AU Commission hold a donor roundtable in Gaborone to mobilise funds for the Africa Biodiversity Summit set for November 2–5.
The Media Rights Agenda (MRA) today launched a groundbreaking report highlighting the risks posed by an inadequate national response to environmental and climate challenges to ecosystems, public health, livelihoods, and national stability and called for a more robust implementation of frameworks for access to environmental information in Nigeria to mitigate their negative impact.
South Africa on high alert for severe storms, flooding, hail and damaging winds across five provinces, warns the national weather service.
The blaze began on 22 September in the park’s southwestern quadrant and has intensified due to strong winds and dry vegetation.
The Chobe River, which forms part of the border between Namibia and Botswana, is a vital migratory corridor for wildlife.
The Africa Keystone Partnership to drive investment in conservation infrastructure and strengthen climate resilience across Africa.
African leaders have concluded their second climate summit with unprecedented financial pledges and a clear signal that the continent is stepping forward as a provider of solutions on the international stage.