Germany gave record €11.8 billion away in international climate aid in 2024

At a time of domestic economic hardship, Germany provided a record €11.8 billion in international climate financing to other countries in 2024, according to figures released on Monday by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and...

Championing sustainability across our communities

As the world increasingly recognises the urgent need for environmental responsibility, companies must look beyond compliance and embrace active stewardship. At EnviroServ, a SUEZ company, sustainability is not just a goal — it is a core value that...

Climate-related Deaths Rise Sharply Across Africa: Researchers

Ethiopia recorded at least 442 deaths since 2020, twice as many as in preceding decade Extreme weather events claimed the lives of at least 442 Ethiopians in the past five years, according to a report published by an Indian public-interest...

MRA Calls For Robust Access To Information To Address Nigeria’s Environmental Crises

Posted by Ignatius Okpara Featured, Latest Headlines, News, News Across Nigeria Monday, September 29th, 2025 (AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Media Rights Agenda (MRA) has launched a groundbreaking report highlighting the risks posed by an inadequate national...

Africa50 in Maputo: driving Africa's infrastructure revolution

This article was produced with the support of Africa50 In August 2025 the city of Maputo, Mozambique, became the focal point of Africa’s infrastructure dialogue as the Africa50 General Shareholders Meeting (GSM) convened under the banner “Scaling...

Trump's climate change remarks threaten lives of people in Africa

US President Donald Trump during the four-ball matches of the 2025 Ryder Cup at Black Course at Bethpage State Park Golf Course in Farmingdale, New York, on September 26, 2025. [AFP] W​hen US President Donald‍ Trump stood to speak before the...

Glasgow athlete's running saved him from 'hole of depression' ahead of Great Scottish Run

A Glasgow amateur athlete who is raising money for a suicide prevention charity in today's Great Scottish Run in the city centre has told how the sport saved his life. Jonathan Doku, who is often spotted running in the west end bare-chested, fell...

Mozambique’s Daniel Chapo: Forging peace ‘at the negotiating table’

Maputo, Mozambique – On a warm September morning in Maputo, President Daniel Chapo stood before an auditorium of delegates, government ministers and opposition figures to declare “the start of a path in which Mozambique looks at itself in the...

Indonesia urges MSMEs to leverage global trade deals

Jakarta (ANTARA) - Deputy Minister of Trade Dyah Roro Esti has encouraged business players, including micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), to make active use of Indonesia’s trade agreements with the international community. In a statement...

Assata Shakur (1947-2025), A Revolutionary Life

Veteran of the Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army, former political prisoner, spent decades in Cuba under the protection of the socialist government Political Review On Thursday September 25, 2025, indications began to appear over...

Mozambique: Joining UN cybercrime convention a boost for data protection – govt

The government of Mozambique on Monday considered joining the UN Convention on Cybercrime, which it hopes to finalise in October, as a step towards strengthening citizen data protection and combating digital crime. “It is to improve the country’s...

Mozambique: Laudato Si’ initiative inspires ecumenical gathering for peace and the environment

The Ecumenical Worship for the Season of Creation recently brought together over a hundred Christians from various denominations in Nampula, northern Mozambique. This gathering served as a moment for prayer and a powerful display of solidarity in...

World leaders call for permanent polluter profit tax to fund climate action

A coalition of nearly 40 former heads of state and government have called on governments around the world to adopt a permanent polluter profit tax on fossil fuel companies to finance urgent climate action. The open letter argues that fossil fuel...

Environmental justice organisations win appeal against Eskom's gas project

IN A SIGNIFICANT victory for environmental justice, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has overturned Eskom's environmental authorisation for a 3 000MW gas power plant in Richards Bay, ruling that public consultation was inadequate and climate...

African Climate Alliance Condemns Trump’s UN Climate Denial

African climate advocates have sharply criticized President Donald Trump’s controversial remarks dismissing global warming as “the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world” during his United Nations General Assembly address on Tuesday. The...

How Angirayi Chapo shielded a young Mucherahowa at Dynamos

Popularly known as Durawall in football circles, Chapo passed on Tuesday at his Mufakose home. The late Angirayi Chapo was far more than just a teammate and captain to legendary Dynamos skipper, Memory Mucherahowa. Popularly known as Durawall in...

African civil society denounces Trump’s ‘climate hoax’ remarks as dangerous and irresponsible

The Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) has described as “reckless” remarks made by US President Donald Trump at the United Nations General Assembly, where he dismissed climate change as the “greatest con job ever perpetrated on the...

DP World Tour: 'We have a long way to go - I don’t think that sustainability is ever done'

The recently concluded DP World Tour Championship, the 15th anniversary of the DP World Tour’s season-ending event, was considered the “greenest edition to date”. The tournament at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai continued the European Tour group’s...

IMF exposes Zimbabwe debt under reporting

It indicated that Zimbabwe’s external debt alone may have been understated by about US$4,5 billion during the period. An International Monetary Fund (IMF) report has revealed that Zimbabwe may have underreported its total public debt by about US$2...

Climate change could displace 100 million Africans by 2050 – Report

By 2050, up to 5 per cent of Africa’s population—about 100 million people—could be forced to move due to the impacts of climate change. This warning is contained in the State of Africa’s Environment Report 2025, released in Ethiopia by the...