September 04
Nigeria: 31 Killed, 5,280 Houses Destroyed By Floods in Kano
Daily Trust
At least 31 persons have been reported dead and 5,280 houses destroyed by flood across 21 local government areas of Kano State. Read more »
Kenya: Man Killed, Tens of Families Displaced After Nakuru Flash Floods
Capital FM
A man was swept away by storm water and tens of families displaced in Kaptembwa area of Nakuru West as heavy rains pounded the area. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Mudenda Calls for Climate Change Laws, Ai-Powered Solutions
New Zimbabwe
PARLIAMENT speaker Jacob Mudenda has sounded the alarm on the devastating impacts of climate change, calling for swift action in enacting climate change laws and adopting… Read more »
Ethiopia: Finding Hope At the End of Summer Haze
Ethiopian Herald
Most people claim that Ethiopian seasons are very distinct from those in other parts of the world. Someone mentioned today, "the end of summer translating into fall into a specific… Read more »
Africa: Climate - ECA Reveals Africa Loses Up to 5 Percent of GDP
Ethiopian Herald
The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the African Union Commission, jointly announced the continent Africa needs… Read more »
Ethiopia: Ethiopia Green Legacy Initiative Significantly Cutting Global Greenhouse Gas Emission
Ethiopian Herald
Climate change is an imminent threat of our planet at this time. It is creating profound shifts in our environment, affecting every aspect of our live. One of the most pressing… Read more »
Nigeria: Flood Victims Receive Malaria Drugs in Jigawa
Daily Trust
The Jigawa State Emergency Management Agency (JSEMA) has distributed drugs to people displaced by flood in the Bulangu community, Kafin Hausa LGA to combat the ongoing malaria… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Tackling Gender Disparity in Climate Change Research
The Herald
Persistent gender disparities in scientific research, particularly in climate change, result in a lack of essential perspectives and biased conclusions Read more »
September 03
Uganda: Uganda Grapples With Health Crises Fueled By Climate Change
Nile Post
Climate change is emerging as a formidable health challenge in Uganda, exacerbating the spread of diseases like malaria and waterborne illnesses. Read more »
Africa: Tackling Climate Change Will Be a Pyrrhic Victory If We Lose Sight of the Poor
IPS
Urgent climate action is key to eradicating hunger and poverty, but climate mitigation policies can inadvertently exacerbate these issues in rural areas. Countries must design… Read more »
September 02
Nigeria: Floods Destroy Over 2,500 Houses, 1,000 Hectares in Gombe
Daily Trust
A flood in Gombe State has left 2,517 houses and shops completely or partially destroyed in 33 communities. Read more »
Africa: AU Member States Consultation On Common African Position On Climate Change, Peace and Security Concludes, Fostering Greater Collaboration
African Union
The African Union Commission (AUC) concluded a successful three-day consultation on Common African Position on Climate Change, Peace and Security from 27 to 29 August 2024, in… Read more »
Nigeria: Katsina Flood Victims Cry Out for Assistance
Leadership
Flood victims in Katsina State have decried unturn hardship in the aftermath of the devastating floods that ravaged their livelihoods and inhabitants. Read more »
Liberia: Cultivation of Mangrove, an Underlined Factor for Heavy Flood Disaster in Liberia
FrontPageAfrica
Taking a walk in Pargo's Island early Wednesday morning after a daylong environmental training at Internews was fun with my colleagues teasing and hyping one another as the moment… Read more »
Tanzania: For Biodiversity Conservation, Climate Resilience Go for Fmss
Daily News
TANZANIA: We must admit that over 60 percent of Tanzanians live in the rural area, where the majority of these are preoccupied with small scale farming as a means of livelihoods. Read more »
Tanzania: VP to Open UN Climate Change Financial Forum in Arush
Daily News
Vice-president Dr Philip Mpango is set to inaugurate the 24th Forum and the 35th Meeting of the Permanent Financial Committee of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate… Read more »
Nigeria: A Champion for Sustainable Development and Climate Action
Africa Renewal
Ebaide Quincee Omiunu works to create a lasting impact on her community and beyond Read more »
South Africa: South Africa's New Climate Law Under Scrutiny in Hilarious Gnu Comedy Sketch
Daily Maverick
Politically Aweh, South Africa's cheekiest online news show, is back with a fresh offering of political shenanigans made funny. This time comedic duo KG Mogadi and Céline… Read more »
September 01
Zambia: Zambia's Crippling Drought Creates Chance for Solar Power to Shine
RFI
With a prolonged drought affecting the supply of hydroelectricity all over southern Africa, a growing number of people are turning to solar to fill the energy gap. Read more »
August 30
Namibia: Drought-Stricken Namibia to Cull Elephants, Zebras and Hippos for Meat
RFI
Namibia plans to cull 723 wild animals to manage pasture and provide meat to people struggling with food shortages caused by a severe drought in southern Africa. Read more »
Africa: Climate Change Has Deep Historical Roots - Amitav Ghosh Explores How Capitalism and Colonialism Fit in [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
Amitav Ghosh is an internationally celebrated author of 20 historical fiction and non-fiction books. The Indian thinker and writer has written extensively on the legacies of… Read more »
Chad: Humanitarian Crisis As Floods, Prolonged Heavy Rains Impact Chad
IPS
Since June of this year, Chad has been facing an extended period of heavy rainfall. Major flooding has triggered the onset of a significant humanitarian crisis, as all aspects of… Read more »
August 29
Nigeria: Flooding Kills Over 170 in 15 States
Daily Trust
107,652 hectares of farmlands, 80,049 houses destroyed NEMA warns of severe incidents in Sept, Oct Tinubu urges speedy action on environmental concerns Read more »
Zimbabwe: 'We're Committed to Mitigating Drought Impact'
The Herald
Government is committed to mitigating the impact of drought and enhancing resilience in communities to enable sustainable livestock production, Vice President Dr Constantino… Read more »
Malawi: Stop the Talk Show! Usi Calls for Urgent Action On Climate Change
Nyasa Times
On Wednesday, August 28, 2024, Vice President of Malawi, Michael Usi, made a powerful appeal for immediate climate action, veering away from his prepared remarks to deliver an… Read more »