June 15
Tanzania: PM Directs Experts to Accelerates Water Projects
Daily News
PRIME Minister, Dr Mwigulu Nchemba, has directed Ministry of Water officials to ensure effective implementation of government plans aimed at expanding access to clean and safe… Read more »
South Africa: Could Where You Live Shape the Healthcare You Get In A Climate Crisis?
Bhekisisa
The world has seen the 11 hottest years on record between 2015 and 2025, and climate experts say the trend points to more intense and unpredictable weather ahead in the future. But… Read more »
Africa: Nearly Half of the World's Children Exposed to At Least Three Overlapping Climate Threats - Unicef
Unicef
Drought, extreme heat, and heatwaves are the most prevalent trio of hazards endangering millions of children globally, according to new climate report Read more »
Africa: Kenya Opens Our Ocean 2026 as Africa Takes Center Stage in the Future of Ocean Action
Our Ocean Kenya
The Government of Kenya will officially open the 11th Our Ocean Conference (OOC11) tomorrow, convening global leaders, scientists, investors, innovators, civil society… Read more »
South Africa: 15 Days Without Water for Thousands of Residents
Our City News
Friday marked Day 15 without water for thousands of residents under Johannesburg's Commando system, with little clarity from officials about the cause of the lengthy water outage. Read more »
Nigeria: 'Insecurity - Forest Guards Are Environmentalists, Can't Protect Nigerians'
Vanguard
Amid growing concerns over banditry, kidnappings and terrorist attacks across parts of the country, the Co-founder of the United Nigeria Against Terrorism, Usman Austin Okai, has… Read more »
Nigeria: 800,000 Set to Benefit As Dettol, Wellbeing Foundation Flags-Off Hygiene Quest Phase 3
This Day
Dettol Nigeria and the Wellbeing Foundation Africa have officially flagged off Phase 3 of the Dettol Hygiene Quest initiative in Lagos, with plans to reach more than 800,000… Read more »
Uganda: Amahoro Coalition Fellows Tackling Environmental Degradation Using a Business-First Approach
Independent (Kampala)
As environmental degradation continues to rage, environmentalists are shifting focus from passive to practical- oriented solutions. Read more »
South Africa: Crèche Got Government Approval With an Unfinished Toilet and a Toddler Died
Scrolla
Kungentando Yena, aged one, died after falling into an unfinished pit toilet at the Khulangolwazi ECD Centre in Tsolo, Eastern Cape. The crèche had bronze status under the… Read more »
Africa: From Victoria to Mombasa - Will Africa's Ocean Voice Be Heard?
IPS
Tomorrow, Africa hosts the Our Ocean Conference on its own shores for the first time, in Mombasa. Read more »
Uganda: Judge Kamasanyu Calls On Citizens to Lead Environmental Protection Efforts
Nile Post
- Lady Justice Gladys Kamasanyu has urged Ugandans to become active participants in environmental conservation, saying the fight against climate change and environmental… Read more »
Uganda: Adjumani Intensifies Tree Planting Drive to Restore Degraded Ecosystems
Nile Post
- Authorities in Adjumani District have intensified environmental restoration efforts through large-scale tree-planting campaigns targeting schools and public institutions, as the… Read more »
Nigeria: 6 Firms Raise N191.42bn Through Commercial Papers Amid High-Rate Environment
Leadership
Six Nigerian corporates have raised N191.42 billion through commercial paper issuances, leveraging short-term debt to fund working capital as high interest rates continue to shape… Read more »
Southern Africa: Holocene Closes Southern Africa Climate Tech Fund
Daba Finance
Holocene closed its first venture fund, marking the final close of what it describes as Southern Africa's first dedicated high-growth climate tech fund. Read more »
June 14
Namibia: Taps Run Dry in Keetmans Informal Settlements Due to Vandalism
Namibian
Residents from informal settlements at Keetmanshoop in the ||Kharas region are facing ongoing water supply challenges due to vandalism of communal water infrastructure. Read more »
Malawi: AGRA, Partners Promote Post-Harvest Technologies to Reduce Food Losses
Nyasa Times
The Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) and its partners are scaling up the use of post-harvest technologies among smallholder farmers in Malawi as part of efforts to… Read more »
Nigeria: Raising Tomorrow's Innovators Through Ai and Environmental Storytelling
This Day
Adetunwase Adenle, a four-time Guinness World Records holder and co-founder of Animation Hub, has officially announced the launch of the Feature Earth AI Creators Programme, a… Read more »
June 13
Ethiopia: PM Security Advisor Says Ethiopia's Sovereign Access to Sea Boosts Integration, Security
ENA
Ethiopia's sovereign access to the sea would foster economic, political, and security cooperation in the region, Kenea Yadeta, Security Advisor to the Prime Minister with the rank… Read more »
June 08
South Africa: Why Storms That Used to Happen Every 50 Years Are Hitting More Often
Bhekisisa
In early May, heavy weather in parts of the Western, Eastern and Northern Cape cost at least 10 lives , displaced thousands of people and badly damaged roads, buildings and… Read more »
Angola: Namibian Ambassador Highlights Investment in the Cafu Canal
ANGOP
Namibian ambassador Leonard Lipumbu highlighted on Monday (8) in Ondjiva, Angola's southern Cunene Province, the importance of the Cunene River Water Transfer System in the Cafu… Read more »
June 01
South Africa: Is South Africa Making Good on Its Climate Promises? Our Sums Say 'Yes' - At Least so Far
Bhekisisa
To make good on its climate promises, South Africa is aiming to pump no more than the equivalent of 420-million tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air by 2030 — and… Read more »
