Ahead of SB60 Session;
African Group of Negotiators align climate priorities As the world grapples with the urgent need for climate action, the African Group of Negotiators Experts Support (AGNES) convened a crucial strategy
Women’s Crucial Role In Climate Resilience And Environmental Justice
Africa Activists for Climate Justice (AACJ) wants climate change stories to be told from a feminist perspective, arguing that while the climate crisis affects people all over the world, not
AFF Holds 19th Governing Council Session in Kenya
The African Forest Forum, AFF held its 19th session of the Governing Council in Kenya,April 25-26, 2024.The session was the first for AFF’s new executive secretary Professor Labode Popoola who
Former Malawian President join voice to drive renewable energy in sub-Saharan
Former Malawian president Dr Joyce Banda, have called for urgent and massive investments in renewable energy access to provide electricity to millions in sub-Saharan Africa—as the world enters the last
New Report Accuses UNESCO of complicity in Eviction and Abuse of Indigenous People
A new report by Survival International to mark World Heritage Day (April 18) has accused UNESCO of complicity in the illegal eviction and abuse of Indigenous people. It points to
PACJA Leads African CSOs to push for Adaptation Finance Flows to Frontline Communities.
PACJA and its partners held a side event April 17, ahead of the 10th Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia from 22nd to 25th April. The
Nigeria’s National Climate Change Council signs MoU with international stakeholders to fight climate change
The National Council on Climate Change (NCCC) on Friday, April 12, 2024, at the UN House in Abuja signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the International Labour Organisation (ILO),
Lilongwe, Malawi ;PACJA, development stakeholders Wraps up 3 days intense deliberations on loss and damage
Leaders from civil society, development networks, government, the African Union, The United Nations Economic Commission, faith-based organizations, and the private sector converged to address one of the most pressing challenges
Curbing Feuds over Water in Cameroon’s Far North.
The spectre of deadly fighting between Choa Arab and Musgum groups hangs over Cameroon’s Far North, due in part to competition over water and land. A dispute over the Logone
Africans dismay at decision to host loss and damage advice hub in Geneva
The UN agencies that will run the Santiago Network recommended it should be based in Nairobi but governments have instead chosen the world’s third-most expensive city, Geneva. Governments have ignored