Zero Waste Foundation sets COP31-COP32 climate bridge in Africa
By Correspondent, Addis Ababa Meetings held by the Zero Waste Foundation in Addis Ababa launched a new cooperation process with…
Huye: Climate change pushes residents back to fetch dirty swamp water
By Annonciata Byukusenge Residents in several parts of Huye District say climate change has hit them hard, drying up their…
Accra launches ambitious low-methane portfolio to accelerate climate action, advance zero waste, and build cleaner communities
By Correspondent, Accra The City of Accra has officially unveiled its LOW-Methane Portfolio, a landmark roadmap that sets out bold…
Bitter Harvest: How East Africa’s tea pickers pay the price for climate change
By Eric Twahirwa Across Rwanda, Uganda, and Kenya, climate change is crashing tea yields and plunging the industry’s most vulnerable…
Seeds of Change: How Biotechnology Could Transform Rwanda’s Agriculture
By Christophe Uwizeyimana As climate change intensifies and crop diseases continue to threaten agricultural productivity across Africa, Rwanda is turning…
New “Umutima w’Ibidukikije” Project Launched to Restore Nyungwe–Ruhango Corridor Landscape and Transform Rural Livelihoods
By Christophe UWIZEYIMANA NYAMAGABE, Rwanda – A new community-led environmental conservation initiative, “Umutima w’Ibidukikije” (The Heart of the Environment): Empowering…
COP31 Presidency announces ‘35% by 2035’ electrification target as part of Action Agenda launch
A flagship target for the COP31 Presidency’s Action Agenda COP31 President-Designate Murat Kurum today launched a new global electrification target…
From the EU’s closet to Africa’s dumpsters: How fast fashion fuels the textile waste crisis in Africa
By Frank Sekyere, Programs Manager for Upcycle It Ghana Every morning, millions of garments are pulled from racks across Europe…
Nile Basin seasonal hydrological outlook and advisory
By NBI The hydrology of the Nile Basin is highly sensitive to climate variability. Fluctuations in precipitation and evapotranspiration directly…
Rwanda launches East Africa’s first automatic upper-air weather station costing $3.8 million
By Annonciata Byukusenge Rwanda has officially inaugurated its first automatic upper-air weather station, a Frw 5 billion ($3.8 million) facility…