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  • Gaza Crisis: Africans SpeakLong readTop story

    The colonisation of Palestine: Exhuming a British imperial crime

    By Mary Serumaga
    November 29, 2023
    Like other British imperial possessions, Palestine was acquired on the cheap and under false pretences, official corruption sealing a deal doomed to end in perpetual ...
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  • What's at stake for Africa at the Global Stocktake at COP28? Credit: COP28 UAE.
    ClimateTop story

    Global Stocktake Q&A: What’s at stake for Africa at COP28?

    By Olivia Rumble
    November 29, 2023
    What is the Global Stocktake? Where does Africa stand on it? What could it mean for climate action? The COP28 climate talks in Dubai ...
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  • Local climate action. Despite making up less than 5% of the world's population, Indigenous peoples and local communities manage over 25% of the world’s land and support 80% of global biodiversity. Credit: Curt Carnemark / World Bank
    ClimateSocietyTop story

    All climate action is, ultimately, local. Talks and efforts must reflect that

    By Njenga Kahiro
    November 29, 2023
    Local communities are not the beneficiaries of climate action. They are the leaders and experts we must learn from and support. Those of us ...
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  • What would a just transition at COP28 look like for Africa? Credit: UN Women/Gaganjit Singh.
    ClimateEconomyPoliticsTop story

    Just Transition Q&A: What’s at stake for Africa at COP28?

    By Fadhel Kaboub
    November 29, 2023
    How can Africa energise when caught in a debt trap? What would a truly just transition look like? What won’t be on the table ...
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  • What's at stake for Africa regarding Adaptation at COP28? Credit: Jeff Attaway.
    ClimateEconomySocietyTop story

    Adaptation Q&A: What’s at stake for Africa at COP28?

    By Darlington Sibanda
    November 28, 2023
    What is adaptation? What will African countries be arguing for at COP28? Against whom? At the upcoming international climate talks in Dubai, developing countries ...
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  • Kenya's President Ruto, meeting with then UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly, says green growth will combat climate change but it is only solutions like reparations, carbon taxes, cancelling debt, and regional integration will help. Credit: Simon Dawson/No 10 Downing Street.
    ClimateEconomyKenyaPoliticsTop story

    The idea that green growth will save Africa is Gaslighting 101

    By Brock Hicks
    November 28, 2023
    The marketisation of climate action, epitomised by Kenya’s President Ruto, allows the super-rich to buy safety while the rest of us are left behind. ...
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  • Extreme weather events, like torrential floods in Malawi, have caused unavoidable and irreversible loss and damage in many parts of Africa. Credit: Arjan van de Merwe/UNDP.
    ClimateEconomyTop story

    Loss and Damage Q&A: What’s at stake for Africa at COP28?

    By Hyacinthe Niyitegeka
    November 27, 2023
    Why is the Loss and Damage fund so important for Africa and what will likely come out of the negotiations at COP28? At the ...
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  • Central Africa coupsConflict & CrisisTop story

    Central Africa’s dinosaur regimes and the art of coup-proofing

    By Nalova Akua
    November 27, 2023
    The putsch against Gabon’s Bongo dynasty has shaken the region’s fragile autocrats and tremulous gerontocrats into a desperation of self-protective measures. How much longer ...
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  • AlgeriaPoliticsTop story

    A pebble in the shoe: The trials of Mohad Gasmi and the invisible discrimination of southern Algeria

    By Ilhem Rachidi
    November 24, 2023
    It is not coincidental that Gasmi’s troubles began when he challenged the regime on its exploitation of mineral resources in the South. Since June ...
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  • African women from movements across the continent gathered at the Women's Climate Assembly, an alternative to COP. Credit: WoMin.
    ClimatePoliticsTop story

    African women won’t be heard at COP so we wrote our own climate plan

    By Connie Nagiah & Margaret Mapondera
    November 23, 2023
    The Women’s Climate Assembly brought together movements from across Africa and came up with a powerful declaration.  The climate talks at COP28 in Dubai ...
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