Building a sustainable financial framework for Africa’s climate action
Africa offers a wealth of climate-related investment opportunities, including sustainable agribusiness and renewable energy. However, hundreds of millions of people are still suffering from
February 2024 has been declared the hottest month ever recorded globally
The Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) reports that February 2024 set a new global record as the hottest February ever, with an average temperature of
International Women’s Day 2024: Addressing gender inequality for a just climate future
Gender inequality, combined with the climate crisis, represents one of the most significant challenges we face today. It jeopardizes lifestyles, means of living, health, safety,
5 Critical environmental challenges in Africa in 2024
Africa ranks as the world’s second-largest and most populous continent, yet it confronts severe impacts from climate change, putting over 200 million people at
200 million Africans at risk of hunger as climate change tightens its grip
According to new research by the Center for Global Development (CGD), extreme weather conditions are expected to have severe repercussions on the economy, agricultural
Nigeria is set to launch a circular economy roadmap for a sustainable future
Nigeria, in partnership with the European Union, ECOWAS and the Consul General of Netherlands in Lagos, is set to launch its circular economy roadmap, a
Climate resilience through renewable water management practices in Africa
Africa’s battle with water scarcity is getting worse each passing day due to the continent’s expanding population and the ongoing effects of climate change,
Green skills revolution: Are we ready for the jobs of the future?
The severity of climate crisis reached a new peak in 2023, making it the hottest year on record. In a historic move during the
From streets to streams: 151 houses, 7 communities submerged in Lagos flood
In a recent turn of events, Lagos has been hit by severe flooding, affecting numerous areas within the city. Mr. Ibrahim Farinloye, the Lagos
The European Union announces a €37 million investment to boost electricity in Nigeria
In Nigeria, the ongoing struggle with insufficient electricity supply has reached a new peak this year, especially as the country faces intense heatwaves. The
