Climate Injustice: Why Africa Pays the Highest Price
Despite contributing less than 4 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions, Africa now endures the planet’s most severe climate disruptions — flooding,…
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Focusing on green sustainable climate solutions
Jacob’s Ladder Africa greenlabs initiative hosted its highly anticipated Demo Day on Friday. The event spotlighted groundbreaking climate solutions from emerging green…
Millions in Kenya Face Starvation as Food Insecurity Peaks, Report Warns
More than two million Kenyans are projected to face starvation until May as food insecurity intensifies across the country, particularly in…
Governors warned carbon credits might affect communities
Carbon credits have had negative effects on some nations by creating a system where wealthier countries can avoid making substantial emissions reductions.…
Switching to electric vehicles urgent but not easy
The Transport Ministry has revealed plans to ban the sale of petrol and diesel-powered vehicles in the country by 2030. President William…
Ruto calls for review of loan rates for African countries
President William Ruto has asked multilateral banks to consider reviewing their terms in relation to loans lent to African countries. Speaking during…
Lobby group calls for balanced trade climate solutions
A pro-climate lobbying organization has urged African leaders to seize the opportunity provided by the current Africa Climate Summit to advance legislation…
President William Ruto officially opens the Africa Climate Summit
President William Ruto has officially opened the first Africa Climate Summit (ACS) at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC). The summit is…
Meteorologists issues El Niño rains warning for October and December
The Kenya Meteorological Department has issued a warning, about the likelihood of El Niño rainfall occurring in the country between October and…
US refuses climate reparations for developing nations
Prior to traveling to China to examine the matter, climate envoy John Kerry made the comments at a congressional meeting. Some nations…