South Africa’s Kruger National Park has begun reopening key roads and camps after severe flooding forced parts of the park to close in January, but officials warn that the damage…
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Miombo Restoration Alliance launches Article 6 carbon removal projects across four African countries
The launch of the first large-scale carbon removal projects by the Miombo Restoration Alliance across four African countries marks a rare moment when years of carbon-market design, political negotiation and…
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Glencore, one of the world’s largest mining and commodities trading groups, is set to prioritise copper production at its operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2026, recalibrating output…
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Nigeria has secured new international support for climate adaptation efforts after the Government of Japan committed $50,000 to a UNESCO programme aimed at strengthening flood resilience in Niger State, one…
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Tanzania is preparing to sell part of its gold reserves to finance infrastructure projects, turning to domestic mineral wealth as foreign aid, concessional loans and budget support become increasingly uncertain.…
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Germany has entered advanced negotiations with South Africa to provide an additional €720 million in low-interest climate loans, marking a significant expansion of the multibillion-dollar “Just Energy Transition Partnership” aimed at decoupling…
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The Science-Based Targets initiative recently confirmed that 10,000 companies now have climate targets validated against its standards, marking a scale of corporate participation that places private-sector emissions reduction firmly within…
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A new agricultural voucher programme launched by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), with the support of Zimbabwe’s government and funding from France, is supplying subsidised drought-tolerant seeds and farming inputs to thousands of rural…
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Benin’s Seme offshore oil field is expected to begin pumping crude by the end of January 2026, bringing the country one step closer to re-entering West Africa’s competitive upstream market…
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Kenya has taken a decisive step toward strengthening its energy infrastructure with the energization of the 400/220kV Mariakani Substation, a project expected to transform electricity supply for households, communities, and…
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