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What does the ‘Doha Climate Gateway’ mean for Africa?
11 Apr 2013A UN climate change conference in Doha, Qatar, concluded in December 2012 with a new agreement called the “Doha Climate Gateway.” Its major achievements included the extension until 2020 of the 1997...
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What does the ‘Doha Climate Gateway’ mean for Africa?
Parched earth in Tahoua Province, Niger. Africa is highly vulnerable to climate change.Photograph...
Desertification a threat to Africa’s development
Arable land is vital for Africa, both as a key asset for farmers and, together with vegetation, to...
Climate talks: A faint ray of sunshine in Cancun
Collecting water in the drought-prone Moyale region along the Ethiopia-Kenya border. African...
Africa Watch
15 Apr 2010Much like the United Nations — but with minor differences in numbers — both the International...
Delivering on Africa’s development
Farming in Tanzania: NEPAD is encouraging African governments to devote at least 10 per cent of...
Climate deal: hard work lies ahead
A farmer in Burkina Faso, one of many countries in Africa suffering from more severe water...
An African chorus on climate change
Environmental and community groups marching in Johannesburg, South Africa, on 12 December, one of...
Africa sharpens its voice on climate
Collecting firewood in Ethiopia: Shifts in climate contribute to extreme weather, with some...
Africa seeks fair share of ‘green’ cash
One of the great challenges facing scientists and political leaders in combating global warming is...
Saving Africa’s forests, the ‘lungs of the world’
Agent of the World Wildlife Fund monitors commercial logging operations in Gabon to ensure...
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