Eastern Africa and Western Africa account for 70 per cent of Africa’s population unable to…

Reduced commodity prices will hamper Zimbabwe’s economic growth aspirations in 2024. Commodities produced by Zimbabwe…

They will also receive comprehensive mentorship and coaching as part of a 12-month accelerator program.…

Designed using a science-based approach and harnessing new technological innovations, the programme aims to promote…

As COP28 unfolds with its myriad discussions and commitments, a less visible but equally critical issue looms on another continent – the pervasive problem of greenwashing in Africa. From the corridors of corporate power to the burgeoning startup ecosystem, greenwashing emerges as a misleading marketing tactic and a significant barrier to genuine environmental and social progress in Africa.

In Africa’s corporate sector, greenwashing has become a strategic tool used by both corporations and governments to cover up environmentally detrimental practices. This issue is acutely critical in a continent where environmental conservation is not just a matter of policy but survival.

Around 200 countries have agreed on how to run the Climate Loss and Damage Fund…