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UN: Climate cooperation offers stability in uncertain world
United Nations Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell addressed an audience in Istanbul alongside Murat Kurum, the incoming COP31 President of Türkiye. Stiell emphasized the
Climate Change Reshapes African Mining Sector Leaders Warn
The 2026 Mining Indaba in Cape Town, South Africa, has focused on the necessity for mining companies to reduce carbon emissions while maintaining competitiveness and
Study Links Climate Change to 500000 Malaria Deaths in Africa by 2050
Climate change poses a significant threat to public health in Africa, potentially exacerbating the spread of malaria and leading to increased mortality. New research indicates
Climate Models Predict Severe Impacts for Parts of Africa
Africa Faces Increasingly Permanent Heatwaves Climate change is causing a shift in weather patterns across Africa, where heatwaves are transitioning from temporary events to a
Youths Drive Climate Education Innovation in Africa
Climate change poses a growing threat to education in Eastern and Southern Africa, hindering children’s ability to learn and thrive. Disruptions to schooling are increasingly
Helios Fund Secures $250M for African Climate Investments
Helios Investment Partners, based in London, has secured a second round of funding for its Helios Climate Fund, reaching a total of approximately $250 million.
Climate Change Assessments Required for Environmental Permits
South African environmental law is undergoing a significant shift in how climate change is considered when making decisions about environmental authorizations (EA). Courts are increasingly
African Union Boosts Youth Climate Solutions
The African Union Commission (AUC) is working to expand climate innovations led by young people and women across the continent. This effort is part of
Study Links Climate Change to Rising Malaria Cases in Africa
A new scientific study published in Nature indicates climate change may significantly increase malaria infections and deaths across Africa. The research, spanning over 25 years
Kruger National Park Closed Due to Flooding Linked to Climate Change
Recent flooding in Southern Africa has caused widespread damage and prompted the temporary closure of Kruger National Park. A new study links the intensity of