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Author: James Wan

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James Wan

James Wan is the Managing & Climate Editor of African Arguments. He is the former Acting Editor of African Business Magazine and Senior Editor at Think Africa Press. He has written for Aljazeera, New Humanitarian, BBC, The Guardian (UK) and other outlets. He is a fellow of the Wits University China-Africa Reporting Project and former member of the African Studies Association-UK council.

  • African Arguments was co-founded by IAI, World Peace Foundation, and the Royal African Society. Credit: Jenni Smout.
    African ArgumentsEditor's PicksTop story
    By James Wan
    April 17, 2025
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    Farewell after a decade at African Arguments

    As I reflect on my near decade as editor of African Arguments, I am filled with a lot of gratitude and a little pride. Somehow, even ...
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  • Ska Moteane (right) hosts a tasting event showcasing the food of Lesotho at the Terra Madre festival put on by Slow Food International in Turin, Italy. Credit: James Wan.
    ClimateLesothoSocietyTop story
    By James Wan
    December 4, 2024
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    “Fighting a giant”: The chef in Lesotho taking on the agro-industrial complex

    In a time of climate breakdown, corporate capture, and unhealthy diets, can the humble food of Lesotho show us the future? Over the past few years, ...
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  • Climate experts from Africa have called the new climate finance text on the NCQG at COP29 a slap in the face. Credit: IISD/ENB | Mike Muzurakis.
    ClimateTop story
    By James Wan
    November 22, 2024
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    COP29: Outraged climate experts call new $250bn text a “slap in the face”

    With the climate talks on the brink, campaigners and experts call the latest draft a “disgrace” and say “no deal is better than a bad deal”. ...
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  • Jiwoh Abulai, Minister of Environment and Climate Change for Sierra Leone, meets with the US ambassador to the UN. Credit: Jiwoh Abdulai.
    ClimateSierra LeoneTop story
    By James Wan
    March 14, 2024
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    Interview with Sierra Leone’s Climate Minister: “1.5C? We’re already there”

    Jiwoh Abulai, Environment and Climate Change Minister of Sierra Leone talks 30×30, land rights, carbon credits, climate finance, and more. You’ve recently come out of regional ...
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  • Civil society activists from Africa and the Global South demand a phase out of fossil fuels ahead of the COP28 final day. Credit: IISD/ENB | Mike Muzurakis.
    ClimateTop story
    By James Wan
    December 12, 2023
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    “If not now, when?” African voices on the final day of COP28

    As COP28 enters, and overshoots, its final deadline, African representatives express both dismay and determination. The COP28 climate talks are supposed to conclude today, but that ...
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  • Climate campaigners call for a phase out of fossil fuels, a priority for many countries in Africa, at COP28. Credit: IISD/ENB | Mike Muzurakis.
    ClimateEconomyPoliticsTop story
    By James Wan
    December 6, 2023
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    Schrodinger’s COP: How’s Africa faring at the climate talks at halftime?

    Texts that will shape future climate action are still under fierce contestation. Some drafts contain best case scenarios for Africa alongside the worst. The COP28 climate ...
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  • ClimateEconomyEditor's Picks
    By James Wan
    November 1, 2023
    37
    1

    Revealed: Under 1/4 of UK climate aid to Africa goes to African-based orgs

    The UK channels most of its climate aid to Africa through Western organisations, including $1 billion through private consultancies. Less than one-quarter of the UK’s climate ...
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  • Carbon markets and offsetting schemes are skyrocketing in Africa. Credit: Walker Gawande.
    ClimateEconomyEditor's Picks
    By James Wan
    August 23, 2023
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    Revealed: Big conservation NGOs are majority governed by finance figures

    Conservationists express alarm that finance execs dominate the boards of four powerful NGOs, especially as controversial carbon markets skyrocket. New analysis has revealed that the majority ...
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  • Rendering of a Kubik home, made from recycled plastic. Credit: Kubik.
    ClimateEconomyEditor's PicksEthiopia
    By James Wan
    May 24, 2023
    1624
    3

    “Our target is replacing cement”: The Ethiopian startup thinking big

    Kubik promises to turn plastic waste into high quality affordable homes. We spoke to its CEO about dignity, safety, and thinking globally. Most startups start by ...
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  • Zambia Hakainde Hichilema HH
    PoliticsZambia
    By James Wan
    June 9, 2021
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    HH: “Zambians want change…We don’t count how many times we run”

    An interview with Zambia’s opposition candidate Hakainde Hichilema on why Zambians should vote for him at a sixth time of asking. When Zambians go to the ...
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