New Delhi, Sep 30 (IANS) Chinese investment in Africa’s mineral sector is coming under increasing scrutiny as allegations of environmental damage and human rights abuses linked to mining projects have surged across the continent, according to a new report by the Business and Human Rights Re
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The system for distributing climate aid from rich countries is leaving some of the poorest and most vulnerable countries struggling to access finance – while piling billions onto the public debt of a significant number of nations, new analysis by The Independent shows.
A joint study by the OECD, World Bank and GGGI reveals that Morocco is already confronting systemic ecological shifts as active macroeconomic constraints. Monday 28/09/2026
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Kenya, Sep 27 — A documentary chronicling the lives and work of Kenyan rangers protecting black rhinos has premiered in Africa, putting the people behind the country’s conservation efforts at the centre of the story
Kenya, Sep 26 — Kenya has unveiled a new framework aimed at mobilising climate finance for vulnerable urban communities across Africa, as the country seeks to link its international diplomacy to practical responses to climate change, poverty and rapid urbanization
A coalition of 27 global wildlife conservation and animal welfare organizations urged Vantara to permanently end all wild animal imports. The billionaire-run zoo in India, funded by the philanthropic arm of Reliance Industries, the country’s largest corporation, has been under for fire for questionable acquisitions of its animals.
The Rajasthan order, awarded by a leading independent power producer (IPP), covers a 534.3 MWp project
(Nanyuki, Kenya, 23 September 2026) —Conservation leaders, scientists, species experts, policymakers, and partners are gathering in Nanyuki to strengthen efforts to protect Africa’s threatened wildlife and ecosystems.
Climate change is making life tougher. Across Africa, failed harvests, shrinking water supplies and more extreme weather are leaving millions of people hungry and forcing many from their homes. When communities compete for land and water, the risk of conflict can grow. African governments are now developing a Common African Position on Climate, Peace and…
