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Browsing: Africa in Fact
South Africa: read between the lines A little-known international declaration reveals the government’s reluctance to protect the right to education…
A real conundrum for a flawed project Nigeria, sub-Saharan Africa’s largest economy in GDP terms, is one of the most underpowered…
Climate change will hit Africa hard, but it also offers the continent an opportunity to build resilience and diversify livelihoods.…
African economies looking for a sustainable industrialisation model find themselves at a crossroads with little time to decide the way…
The African Union is mobilising resources to help members implement the Paris Agreement, but funding challenges abound. Land erosion, drought…
The business case for greening the extractive industry is strong, especially with the growing trend of ethical investing. Everything we…
Carbon emissions: room to grow There’s big potential for Africa to participate in international carbon markets given its ability to…
Africa has vast untapped sources of hydroelectricity but climate change, particularly droughts, raises questions about sustainability. Hydroelectricity has an attractive…
Climate change: perceptions and experiences Although nearly 60% of Africans are aware of climate change, some of the continent’s most…
