Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. United Nations Economic Commission for Africa has called on African countries to strengthen their climate negotiation capacity and build broader alliances ahead of the 2027 COP32 summit,
Morogoro. Efforts to address the impacts of climate change and water scarcity have received a fresh boost following strengthened collaboration between researchers and local communities through the international ICP Connect
Paris. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is not only inflicting a heavy human toll but also accelerating a global shift toward renewable energy, according to Simon Stiell, Executive
Addis Ababa. African countries must urgently move from climate commitments to credible, measurable action as the continent prepares for the next round of global negotiations, Claver Gatete, Executive Secretary of
