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Need for Circular Economy against Plastic Pollution in Africa

Look around you. How much plastic can you see? Notice the container for your body lotion; the container for your bottled water and/or drink; the straw you used for your.

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Mapping Climate Change and Drought In Somalia

The area most at risk from climate change is the African Continent. This is true even though they have the lowest emissions and the least impact on global warming. Its.

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British Council Partners PAU, Cchub, Montfort To Support Innovation In Circular Plastic Economy In Nigeria

Mismanaged plastic waste and unsustainable plastic production are commonplace in the 21st century. Challenges include thin capacity and investment in waste collection and recycling, varying levels of awareness of sustainable.

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Malawi Govt Secures K60bn From World Bank to Rehabilitate the Damaged Kapichira Hydro Power

President Lazarus Chakwera has disclosed that his government has secured a K60 billion ($60 million) soft loan from the World Bank to rehabilitate Kapichira Hydropower in the next six months.

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Ivory Coast builds a wall to protect endangered urban park

Concerned about illegal logging and pollution in Banco National Park in Ivory Coast’s commercial capital Abidjan, authorities are erecting a concrete perimeter wall that they hope will preserve its distinctive.

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Hundreds evacuated amid renewed flooding in South Africa’s coastal province

Hundreds of people have been evacuated to safety after heavy rains once again hammered South Africa’s coastal province of KwaZulu-Natal, flooding roads and houses and damaging properties, a government official.

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Building a Climate Conscious Generation

Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing today’s society. It doesn’t matter where you live or how old you are; climate change affects your life and will continue.

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South Africa says it is still analyzing details of $8.5 billion climate deal with rich nations

South Africa’s government is still analysing details of an $8.5 billion financing package offered by wealthy Western nations last year to help the country shift away from coal, environment minister.

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World Getting ‘Measurably Closer’ to 1.5-Degree Threshold

The world faces a 50% chance of warming of 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, if only briefly, by 2026, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said on Monday. That does.

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AU Donates R2.26million to Aid Emergency Response in KZN Flood

The African Union, AU, has shown support for flood-ravaged KwaZulu-Natal by donating R2.26 million from its Emergency Fund to assist in humanitarian aid for survivors of the devastating floods that.

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