Buhari leaves Abuja on Saturday for Poland
30/11/2018President Muhammadu Buhari will jet out of the country on Saturday to Katowice, Poland. The Presidency has just said that Buhari will be in Poland to attend the 24th session.
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South Africa: Govt Allocates US $6m to Tackle Drought in Western Cape
19/09/2017A sum of $6m has been set aside by the South African government to tackle tenacious drought in the Western Cape. The issues of drought in Cape Town have lingered.
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Uganda: Gov’t Strategizes on Tackling Climate Change
19/01/2017Government is looking for $200 million (Shs713.7 billion) to implement a plan to avert the negative effects of climate change and hunger in the next three years, a new strategy.
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Climate Change: Experts Seek Timely Implementation to Support Rural Farmers
08/12/2016Experts at the 2016 African Economic Conference recently called for timely implementation of climate actions and release of information capable of assisting rural farmers against climate change impacts. The experts.
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Ethiopia to Lead Climate Change Negotiations for Least Developed Countries
24/11/2016By Seble Samuel – Special to Fortune Ethiopia was tapped for the Chairmanship of the Least Developed Countries Group of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Over 190.
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Global Climate Change Action ‘Unstoppable’ Despite Trump- Ban Ki-moon
15/11/2016U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Tuesday action on climate change has become “unstoppable”, and he expressed hopes that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump would drop plans to quit.
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Africa: ‘Climate Change a Big Threat to Food Security’
12/10/2016By Tom Brian Angurini One of the biggest issues related to climate change is food security. The world’s poorest, many of whom are farmers, fishers and pastoralists, are hit hardest.
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UN says Climate Change Affecting the Poor Most
05/10/2016Climate change is taking its largest toll on the world’s poor, aggravating existing inequalities, a new report launched by the United Nations has found. The report, titled Climate Change.
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Climate Change on the Front Line in Rural Zimbabwe
28/09/2016By Obi Anyadike The last time Tabitha Moyo’s* borehole went dry was the drought of 1992, a disaster that affected 20 million people across southern Africa. That the 50-metre.
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Presidents Kenyatta, Obama Discuss Refugees, Security, Climate Change
21/09/2016President Uhuru Kenyatta and U.S. President Barack Obama today, by telephone, discussed the global refugee and migrant crisis, regional security, climate change and Kenya’s improving business environment. President Obama called.
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