“The issue of climate change is no longer optional but a necessity for young people to take the lead in addressing its impacts,” said Sam Ogwal, 1st IGAD Youth Envoy, during the launch of the IGAD Regional Youth Coalition…
The rapid industrialization in Africa in recent decades has significantly increased the demand for energy across all sectors of the economy. In response, both governments and private players have expanded investments in power infrastructure to meet this growing need.…
This uneven distribution reflects a fragmented yet enhanced rainfall system, where wet and dry conditions coexist across neighboring regions.
The Pre-Assembly made it clear that Indigenous peoples are not waiting for an answer in silence, they are showing up, organized, articulate
Although less than half an hour later, at about 9:43 a.m., communication with the plane was suddenly lost, with the quick response team
The escalation of tensions involving Iran and Israel has rattled global energy markets, sending oil and gas prices upward and reviving fears of another energy shock. For oil-import dependent economies, particularly across Africa, the impact is immediate: rising fuel…
Climate Week 3 did not resolve the climate finance gap, as no single gathering could, but it demonstrated, with some clarity, the problem.
From Santa Marta, Patricia Suárez, a Murui Indigenous woman and advisor to OPIAC, participated in a press conference
After seventeen editions, the Petersberg Climate Dialogue has become one of the most consequential forums in international climate diplomacy