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Africa’s climate finance faces enforcement challenges study finds
Climate change presents a growing financial challenge, extending beyond environmental concerns to impact economic stability worldwide. Regions already facing economic fragility, such as Africa, are
Nigeria South Africa to Increase Fossil Fuel Output
Fossil Fuel Production Plans Diverge from Climate Goals Recent reports indicate that many of the 20 countries producing 80% of the world’s oil, gas, and
Global plan launched to track climate adaptation progress
At the 2025 global climate summit, COP30, held in Belém, Brazil, a significant decision was made regarding progress indicators for climate adaptation. Countries agreed on
US to Leave Climate Treaty Amid Energy Shifts
The Trump administration announced its intention to withdraw the US from the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and 65 other international organizations. This
Improving soil health practices for better results
Equinox Horticulture Ltd., a Kenyan producer of cut roses for the European market, has successfully revitalized aging rose crops through a focus on soil health.
Lawmakers approve suicide attempt decriminalization bill
Members of Parliament have approved a proposed amendment to the Penal Code that seeks to decriminalize attempted suicide. The focus would shift from punishment to
Egypt Issues $750 Million Green Bond for Climate Initiatives
Egypt has secured €688 million (approximately $750 million) in green bond financing to support its Climate Change Strategy 2050. This represents one of the largest
UAE and Ethiopia Strengthen Relations Amid Regional Challenges
Kenya, January 6, 2026 – Ethiopia and the United Arab Emirates have reaffirmed a deepening strategic partnership. The collaboration now encompasses climate diplomacy, water security,
Eastern Africa drought deepens leaders urge aid
The Anglican diocese of Marsabit is reporting a severe drought impacting communities in northern Kenya, exacerbated by failed rains and climate factors. Bishop Daniel Qampicha
Kenya debates khat’s legal status amid cultural use
Kenya faces a complex situation regarding miraa, also known as Catha edulis, a crop widely cultivated and consumed in East Africa and the Horn. While