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Inside Zimbabwe’s $455 Million Power Plant Revamp

Zimbabwe has agreed a $455 million, 15-year concession deal with the Africa-focused unit of India’s Jindal Steel for the refurbishment of a 920 megawatt coal-fired power plant, the energy minister.

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GERD’s Ripple Effect: Power, Politics, and the Nile’s Future

The inauguration of Ethiopia’s Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) stands as a monumental achievement for the African continent, an engineering feat that has reshaped conversations about energy, sovereignty, and water.

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What Happened at Africa’s 2nd Climate Summit in Ethiopia?

For decades, Africa has been portrayed as the victim of climate change, its lands scarred by droughts, floods, desertification, and deepening food insecurity. Yet, at the Second Africa Climate Summit.

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Africa’s Global Climate Ambitions: What Are the Realities on the Ground?

The worldwide architecture guiding national climate action is straightforward in principle but complex in practice. The Paris Agreement sets the temperature limit, well below 2°C and pursuing 1.5°C, and requires.

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East Africa’s Geothermal Potential Might Pave Way for Greener Africa

Climate change is reshaping the global energy landscape, and East Africa is uniquely positioned to lead the charge toward a sustainable future. With vast geothermal reserves, the region holds the.

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Securing Our Future Through Sustainable Farming

A global food crisis is rapidly emerging, driven by excessive pesticide use, soil degradation, and massive food waste. These challenges, once viewed as isolated issues, now threaten food security, environmental.

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Much Ado about COP28: What’s in it for Africa?

Amidst the conclusion of the COP28 summit, Africa stands at a pivotal juncture, advocating vigorously for equitable climate finance and driving ambitious climate action. Positioned as a formidable force in.

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Africa: Global Leaders Challenge Private Sector on Climate Commitments

The Paris climate agreement, which brings on board the world’s two leading carbon polluters, the United States and China, is undisputedly ground-breaking, but visionaries at the Annual Meeting of the.

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