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As climate shifts, malaria gains ground in southern Africa
An Indoor Residual Spraying technician prepares a fumigation apparatus before fumigating a property as part of a malaria elimination effort in Calcutta, on May
Apply Now for the Fully Funded Climate Litigation School 2026 in South Africa for Students, Researchers, and Climate Justice Advocates
Aspiring climate justice leaders, legal practitioners, researchers, and students in South Africa now have an exciting opportunity to strengthen their expertise in climate litigation and
World Environment Day 2026: environment, climate, and human rights at the centre of global attention
On 5 June 2026, the international community celebrates World Environment Day, an observance established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1972 during the Stockholm Conference
Fully Funded Virtual African Climate Intervention Fellowship for Early-Career Researchers (ACIFER) 2026: Apply Now
Early-career researchers, graduate students, professionals, and innovators across Africa are invited to apply for the African Climate Intervention Fellowship for Early-Career Researchers (ACIFER) 2026, a
SA launches first climate and health surveillance platform – The Mail & Guardian
In recent years, research Wright and colleagues led has highlighted how prolonged heat exposure places outdoor workers, children, older people and low-income communities at increased
How AI-Powered Climate Forecasting Could Revolutionise East Africa’s Fight Against Climate Disasters
For years, climate conversations in our region have focused on drought, floods, food insecurity, and the growing economic cost of unpredictable weather. Yet one of
Africa Climate Collaborative (University of Ghana) is Offering Graduate Internship Opportunities for 2026/2027
The Africa Climate Collaborative, based at the University of Ghana, has announced its Graduate Internship Programme for National Service Persons for the 2026/2027 academic year.
SB64: Africa’s negotiators put health at centre of climate action – EnviroNews
– Advertisement – African climate negotiators have reaffirmed their commitment to placing health at the heart of global climate negotiations, recognising climate change not only
Roundworms under Free State soil could help scientists track climate change
Microscopic organisms hidden beneath the soil in Free State nature reserves could provide scientists with critical clues about how ecosystems are responding to climate change.
These bats need caves to survive, and climate change is closing the exits
Long-fingered bats can travel dozens of miles in a night. They cross valleys and ridgelines in the dark, guided only by sound, and have been