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By Chernor Alimamy Kamara As debate at the 78th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) centered on Climate Change, President Julius Maada Bio has sought Sierra Leone’s equitable and timely access to climate financing. The President was debating at this year’s high-level meeting on the theme: "Rebuild trust and reignite global solidarity" at the United Nations

Bread for the World recognizes the role of climate change as a top cause of global hunger through impacts such as more frequent and prolonged droughts and floods; reduced food quantity and nutrient quality; and a loss of livelihoods that forces people to abandon their homes. Confronting climate change is essential to ending hunger in Africa since farming employs about half of sub-Saharan Africa's workforce, and parts of the continent, particularly the Sahel countries just south of the Sahar...

Cabinet has widely welcomed President Cyril Ramaphosa’s address during the 78th

80 per cent of Kenya's energy is derived from wind, solar and hydro, depicting what the energy future could look like

Our monthly update of news and analysis on aid and international development, with a focus on Australian aid.

In retrospect, BRICS held its 15th Summit in Johannesburg. There were two significant questions: first, new members joined the Group, and second, China rolled out another phase of industrial support program for Africa. It is noteworthy to say here that Russia and China are actively contributing to the transformation of the Group into a new geopolitical and economic block.

The Minister of State for Environment, Kunle Salako, says the courageous decision by Bola Tinubu’s administration to

The UN’s Global Stocktake is effectively a to-do list for the climate. Countries know where they need to be, but will they get there?

The Minister of State for Environment, Kunle Salako, says the courageous decision by Bola Tinubu’s administration to remove fuel subsidy has reduced the country’s consumption rate by about 33%. | Pulse Nigeria

The Minister of State for Environment, Kunle Salako, says the courageous decision by Bola Tinubu’s administration to remove fuel subsidy