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Adolphe Wakana Expands His Climate Advocacy Movement Across Continents to Scale Community-Led Solutions Across Africa
After a decade of climate advocacy shaped by a trans-African journey and US policy engagement, Adolphe Wakana expands his movement to scale solar, reforestation, and
Nigeria, Africa not ready for next climate disaster – Expert warns
Nigeria and other African countries lack the tested systems and coordination needed to respond effectively to the next major climate-induced disaster, a South African environmental
The Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) Cleantech Innovation Competition 2026 for Kenyan University Students. – Opportunities For Africans
320 Application Deadline: 10th August, 2026 Applications are now open for the 2026 Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) Cleantech Innovation Competition. The Cleantech Innovation Competition
Africa needs climate negotiators who understand science, policy and diplomacy — Experts
Climate experts have called for sustained investment in preparing young Africans with the technical knowledge and negotiation skills required to effectively represent the continent’s interests
As 62nd Human Rights Council closes, WCC supports climate safety, global health
The Human Rights Council, established by the UN General Assembly resolution in 2006, commemorated its 20th anniversary this year. The 62nd session During the 62nd
African Nexus Summit discusses innovative approaches to build climate resilience
By Florence Afriyie Mensah Kumasi, July 16, GNA – Researchers, policymakers, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, development partners and community stakeholders have converged in Kumasi, to deliberate
FITC Conference 2026: Beyond Climate Finance, Africa Must Fund Its Own Green Future, CBN’s Deputy Governor Says
FITC Conference 2026: Beyond Climate Finance, Africa Must Fund Its Own Green Future, CBN’s Deputy Governor Says
Development banks’ climate pledges hit record, but World Bank pullback looms
Climate finance provided by multilateral development banks (MDBs) to low- and middle-income countries has doubled over the past five years, rising from $51.6 billion in
Tick Invasion: South African Tick Species Expanding Due to Climate Change, Threatening Agriculture and Human Health | World News
South African Bont tick. Image Credit: iNaturalist A particular tick species that was once confined to parts of northeastern South Africa and coastal regions is
Africa 2026 floods: How climate change and poor planning are drowning a continent
Every rainy season, the water comes for us. And every season, we call it a disaster, as if we did not watch it approach. Since