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Climate

Home›African Arguments›Category: "Climate" (Page 23)

Bringing you coverage of climate issues from across Africa. From energy to activism, agriculture to culture, future visions to climate financing, we seek to report, investigate, illuminate, and analyse.

  • A female farmer clears a plot in Mozambique. Credit: Jeffrey Barbee/Thomson Reuters Foundation.
    ClimateMozambiqueOn Food Security & COVID19

    Mozambique: The farmers navigating conflict, climate change and Covid

    By Tavares Cebola
    November 12, 2021
    Despite facing a triple threat with little government support, female farmers have proven surprisingly resilient. On 15 October, Alcinda Zimba, 50, gathered with fellow ...
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  • Aderonke Ige at COP26 in Glasgow.
    ClimateEditor's PicksNigeria

    We need a people-centred COP26. Instead, we have an elite marketplace

    By Aderonke Ige
    November 9, 2021
    COP26 is full of big boys in small rooms. It needs to be led by the people, not Northern elites with the financial interests ...
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  • UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, US President Joe Biden and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres at the COP26 World Leaders Summit. Credit: Karwai Tang/ UK Government.
    ClimateTop story

    Please don’t fall for COP26’s empty rhetoric

    By Mohamed Adow
    November 8, 2021
    COP26 is not the solution to climate change. It needs to be a catalyst for action. As government delegations from across the globe gather ...
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  • Cows roam inside the Hwange Colliery Company, Zimbabwe. Credit: Tafadzwa Ufumeli.
    ClimateEconomyZimbabwe

    “We cannot co-exist”: Locals decry new coal project in Zimbabwe

    By Tafadzwa Ufumeli
    November 3, 2021
    As delegates discuss the future global impact of coal use at COP26, Dinde villagers fear immediate displacement and environment degradation. At the sight of ...
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  • A solar energy field in Rwanda. Credit: Power Africa.
    Climate

    COP26: Africa is not a single static data point

    By Lily Odarno
    October 27, 2021
    The continent’s shift to clean power must be seen in the context of energy shortfalls, growing populations, and big differences between countries. With growing ...
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  • ClimateEconomySociety

    Time to change course: The future is in agroecology

    By Josephine Atangana & Bridget Mugambe
    October 19, 2021
    AGRA acknowledges the need for “a mix of approaches from agroecology to the latest crop and soil science”, but agroecology is the latest science. ...
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  • A UN peacekeeper in northern Mali. Credit: UN Photo/Marco Dormino.
    Climate

    Don’t be fooled, the biodiversity crisis is a global security crisis

    By Ernest Bai Koroma
    September 23, 2021
    Environmental degradation is a key driver of insecurity. To achieve peace, we must protect the planet and finance these efforts accordingly. Earlier this week, ...
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  • climate change africa cop26: Francisco Diaz carries greens from his farming plot back to his household in Mozambique. Credit: Jeffrey Barbee/Thomson Reuters Foundation.
    Climate

    To make climate issues resonate in Africa, we have to make them local

    By Moky Makura
    September 21, 2021
    Instead of always focusing on global calls to action, climate change should be linked to specific national concerns. As COP26 approaches, there is growing ...
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  • Small-scale farmers practising agroecological farming methods in Mali. Credit: Moussa-Magassa.
    ClimateEconomy

    Open letter: The Green Revolution in Africa has unequivocally failed

    By Various co-signatories
    September 15, 2021
    200 organisations call on donors to stop supporting industrial agriculture and instead listen to farmers’ visions for an equitable food system. Dear donor representative, ...
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  • climate change africa. A pan-African solidarity gathering calling for drastic emissions reductions in developed countries. Credit: Luka Tomac.
    Climate

    Africa and COP26: What way forward?

    By Comfort Ero, Patrick Smith & Nick Westcott
    September 13, 2021
    Climate talks must pay more attention to African voices, not just of governments but of the people. On 9 September, Kenya’s government declared a ...
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