African women are fighting climate change from the bottom up, but the billions go elsewhere
The most effective climate adaptation in Africa is already happening, driven by women, and almost entirely unfunded. Nympha Ozougwu, One…
Tougher rules for emitters begin in Africa after ICJ
A landmark global court opinion has strengthened Africa’s legal position to demand climate accountability from major emitters, even as the…
No passport, no entry as EU tightens rules on African textile exports
New European Union rules mandating digital product passports (DPPs) for textiles are moving into implementation, setting stricter conditions for exporters…
Report: Oil shock squeezes Africa but rerouted shipping offers limited gains to some
Rising fuel and shipping costs are tightening pressure on African economies, though rerouted traffic is offering brief gains in some…
African states finally team up for a bigger cut of carbon‑market billions
Countries are ramping up efforts to tap carbon markets through regional alliances and sector deals in aviation and shipping. By…
Timing shields east and southern Africa from fertiliser price spike
Africa’s exposure to a fertiliser price surge is uneven, with early planting before the war in Iran sparing some regions…
