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Browsing: climate change

Mauritania Advances Green Hydrogen Ambitions with AfDB-Supported Auction Framework – African Development Bank Group

Mauritania May 18, 2026By Charlotte Adams

Mauritania Fast-Tracks Green Hydrogen Revolution with Innovative Auction Framework

By Charlotte Adams

Promoting Solar Self Consumption for Sustainable Energy in Djibouti – UN Africa Renewal

Djibouti May 18, 2026By Victoria Jones

Boosting Solar Self-Consumption: A Key Step Toward Sustainable Energy in Djibouti

By Victoria Jones

AfDB-backed green ferry pushes The Gambia’s green transport drive – Channel Africa

Gambia May 15, 2026By Atticus Reed

Green Ferry Propels The Gambia Toward a Sustainable Transportation Future

By Atticus Reed

AfCFTA Secretary-General calls for stronger investment partnerships to drive Africa’s green industrialisation agenda – Tech Review Africa

News May 12, 2026By William Green

AfCFTA Secretary-General Urges Stronger Investment Partnerships to Accelerate Africa’s Green Industrial Revolution

By William Green

Ketowoglo Yao Azoumah (KYA Energy Group): “Our goal is to make Togo a renewable energy hub in West Africa” – Togo First

Togo May 12, 2026By Samuel Brown

Ketowoglo Yao Azoumah: Driving Togo’s Ambition to Become West Africa’s Renewable Energy Hub

By Samuel Brown

5 commercial African cities with the lowest climate index – Business Insider Africa

Business May 12, 2026By Samuel Brown

Top 5 African Commercial Cities Facing the Greatest Climate Challenges

By Samuel Brown

Severe weather in South Africa officially classified as national disaster – Xinhua

South Africa May 12, 2026By Ethan Riley

South Africa Declares National Disaster Amid Severe Weather Crisis

Sao Tome and Principe – IFAD

Sao Tome & Principe May 12, 2026By Samuel Brown

Empowering Growth: The Agricultural Revolution Transforming Sao Tome and Principe

By Samuel Brown

Five forces that may reshape the African continent in 2026 – Atlantic Council

News May 8, 2026By Caleb Wilson

Five Powerful Forces Set to Transform Africa by 2026

By Caleb Wilson

The New York Times. . Hundreds of thousands of people across South Africa, Zimbabwe and Mozambique have been displaced after heavy rain brought some of the worst flooding that the region has seen in decades. Forecasters expect more rain through Feb – face

Zimbabwe May 8, 2026By Victoria Jones

Torrential Rains Trigger Devastating Floods, Displacing Hundreds of Thousands Across South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique

By Victoria Jones