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Sudan launches first education climate change strategy with UNESCO to build a climate-resilient school system
44 Sudan has launched the development of its first Education Sector Climate Change Strategy in partnership with UNESCO, marking a significant policy shift aimed at
El Niño exposes Africa’s fragile food systems amid climate crisis – EnviroNews
– Advertisement – For many people, El Niño is simply a scientific term heard in weather forecasts. For millions of African farmers, however, it represents
MESHA Hosts Inaugural Health, Climate Change Journalism Awards
By Sharon Atieno Onyango More than 10 African journalists were recognized at the inaugural Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (MESHA) health and climate
OAUSTECH public lecture focuses on climate change, food security in Africa
By Dayo Johnson, Akure Eminent scholars, policymakers, traditional rulers, security chiefs and community leaders gathered at Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH), Okitipupa,
Climate adaptation in Africa needs investment, not imported solutions
Ellen Davies is head of programmes at the African Climate Foundation and is based in Kenya. Wole Hammond is programme officer for adaptation and resilience
How climate change is threatening grassroots football in Kenya ahead of AFCON 2027
A new analysis shows that extreme rainfall is already capable of making grassroots football pitches in Mathare unplayable, with climate change projected to intensify future
Experts call for greater investment in early warning systems to reduce climate disaster risks in Horn of Africa
Climate experts have urged countries in the Horn of Africa to prioritize investment in early warning systems to reduce climate-related losses affecting livelihoods, ecosystems and
Climate Shock, Empty Credit, No Land: Africa’s Women Farmers Face Triple Threat
Across sub-Saharan Africa, climate change is magnifying an older vulnerability. The women who grow food, hold families together and keep small farms running are often
Study links climate change to stunted child growth in Africa
An internally displaced Somali family prepares breakfast outside their makeshift shelter in Mogadishu last month (OSV News/Reuters/Feisal Omar) New research from the University of
Government must use Bonn Climate Conference to advance climate commitments and protect human rights in Australia and the region
5 June 2026 Australia and other governments attending the June Climate Meetings next week in Bonn, Germany, must use the talks to turn climate commitments