Before global constraints become irreversible, countries must show how loss and damage can be measured and linked to development and debt.
As arguably the most powerful minilateral, the G20 should be pursued as a primary platform for Africa’s climate ambition.
Water scarcity in Africa is a crisis, and the GERD conflict shows why mutually beneficial cooperation agreements are vital.
Africa’s role in shaping the BBNJ Treaty shows how multilateralism can pave the way for equitable global ocean governance.
Could Africa’s first G20 bring like-minded G7 and BRICS+ members together to accelerate climate action?
In the wake of America’s climate commitment reversals, Africa must make the most of its solid partnerships with Europe and China.
This week’s G20 finance meeting must galvanise a global climate agenda to mitigate the grave impact of the US withdrawal.
Support for financing loss and damage isn’t keeping pace with climate impacts in vulnerable countries.
The US anti-climate juggernaut is worrying, but several factors could mitigate a potential catastrophe.
Based on COP28 and the need to intensify climate action, this policy brief outlines priorities for African countries at COP29.
The prospect of extreme water scarcity makes South Africa vulnerable to climate change-induced crises which could trigger conflict.
Could policy convergence on climate change be a ray of hope in the country’s new Government of National Unity?
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