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New investment in Tanzania’s railways sector is expected to directly benefit nearly 900,000 people and indirectly impact an estimated 3.5…
Africa is loosing out on bad minerals for loan deals, AfDB warns. AfDB is developing initiatives to help countries’ address…
AFRODAD and SADC have joined hands to boost Africa’s debt sustainability by cushioning highly indebted countries. Between 2004 and 2018,…
Continuing from the discussion of evolving US-Africa trade relations, a key aspect of this dynamic is the strategic objective of…
Around 200 countries have agreed on how to run the Climate Loss and Damage Fund to help vulnerable nations address…
In recent years, Moscow has focused on building new Russia-Africa ties. Russia is interested in searching for new economic markets…
Global climate negotiators have reached a framework for climate financing to deal with loss and damage in the run-up to the COP28 in Dubai.
A considerable gap exists between symbol and substance regarding an African climate change approach. Foreign leaders often nod to how Africa accounts for only four per cent of global emissions but bears the brunt of the devastating climate change effects. Rising temperatures, extreme weather conditions, and ecosystem disruptions threaten millions of Africans’ livelihoods.
For many communities across the continent, the climate threat is already existential. With 18 per cent of the global population, Africa has 16 of the 20 countries most vulnerable to climate change, according to Notre Dame Global Adaptation Initiative.
Heads of State from China, Brazil, and India, except Russia will attend the 15th BRICS summit in Johannesburg South Africa,…
The BRICS countries bear a profound responsibility amid a shifting global economic axis. They have the extraordinary chance to reshape the world order, bestowing more significant equity and amplified voice upon the realms of the Global South.
A defining moment in the global economic axis awaits as the BRICS Summit 2023 gathers in South Africa. It signals the member countries to seize this opportunity to shape an unprecedented global economic governance system, an inclusive, all-encompassing, and efficient system.