COP26 All Talk, No Walk
South Africa, like many other countries in the world, still uses coal to power its economy, but now the country ...
Tag: Climate change
Africa’s climate funding race
However, the DW report argued that just 18 per cent of GCF financing went to projects in the world’s poorest ...
Alternative investing into our planet?
Because outside of the governments, politicians, civil servants, lobbyists and pressure groups that thronged the Conference there is a cohort of ...
Climate change: How did Africa fare at COP26?
In practice, while partnerships are essential for development, the parties' nature, objectives, and interests are crucial factors in determining the ...
Ongoing COP26: Key players actions signal a green economy
US, EU pledge to cut global methane and greenhouse gas emissions by at least 30 per cent by 2030. 16 ...
Exxaro the undisputed king of coal on the JSE
The pursuit of a greener earth and universal reliance on renewable presents a unique dilemma for countries in Sub Saharan ...
In focus: Climate finance and its impact on Africa
China had been funding the development and exploitation of massive coal reserves in countries like Indonesia and Vietnam under an ...
Climate Change: COP26 should solve Africa’s problems now
The report indicates that major cereal crops which are grown across Africa will be adversely impacted by the first half ...
COP 26: Charting green energy pathways to secure Africa’s sustainable future
As part of the requirements under the Kenyan Act, the government additionally established an Integrated Monitoring Reporting and Verification (Integrated MRV) ...
Dirty water? The ripple effect on people and governments
Water-borne illnesses are often spread through contaminated drinking water systems. Most of the contaminants are faeces and urine of sick ...
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