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The Agribusiness Alliance for a Green Revolution Failed Africa

Big Ag's push to sell chemicals and other inputs to developing countries has worked out great for them and badly for Africa.

Eskom still trying to go nuclear, as OUTA tries to block application

Uhuru Given Demands Over Joannah Stutchbury's Death

Uhuru Given Demands Over Joannah Stutchbury's Death 17 July 2021 - 10:56 am Environmentalist and activist Joannah Stutchbury was shot dead outside her house on Thursday afternoon, July 15, 2021 File International NGOs comprising environmentalists, conservationists, civil society organizations and advocates issued President Uhuru Kenyatta four demands following the death of environmentalist Joannah Stutchbury. In a press statement dated Friday, July 16, the 44 NGOs asked Uhuru to direct the Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI) to investigate the matter and bring perpetrators to book. They also wanted the head of state to direct the Ministry of Environment and the Kenya Forestry Service to develop a plan to protect all forests from land grabbers.

Bridging the credit gap for SME growth in Africa [Business Africa]

Bridging the credit gap for SME growth in Africa [Business Africa]

People of faith worldwide rise up for 'Strong, principled climate action'

The unified call and day of action, co-sponsored by over 120 religious groups representing more than 100 million members, come as countries pour money into coronavirus relief and recovery efforts. “A far better future is possible if our collective response to the pandemic and the climate crisis is guided by compassion, love, and justice at a scale that meets this moment,” says the multi-faith statement directed at governments and financial institutions. “We must not only provide the relief that so many need to survive. We must create a new culture, politics, and economy of life that heals people and planet.” “Together, we are building resilient, caring communities and economies that meet everyone’s needs and protect the planet,” the statement adds. “The era of conquest, extraction, and exploitation has given way to cooperation and community. The good life is one of connectedness—with each other and all of nature.”

All rise: Over 120 global faith groups team up to demand tougher climate action ahead of COP26

Net Zero Nature brings together global experts, business leaders, NGO’s and innovators to explore why protecting and restoring nature is fundamental to global economic prosperity, investigate the transformative changes businesses must make now to avoid extinction, and consider best practices and latest developments. Register now to secure your place for a unique day of learning, leadership and practical insight. Date: 27 May 2021

Sacred People, Sacred Earth: Multi-faith Day of Climate Action – 11 March 2021

Account name: SAFCEI Account Number: 076659410 Sacred People, Sacred Earth: Multi-faith Day of Climate Action – 11 March 2021 On 11 March, grassroots people of diverse religions are coming together around the world for the biggest-ever faith-based global day of action to sound the alarm for climate justice.  A global, multi-faith coalition of established and emerging climate leaders in faith communities – across 14 countries – has come together to create an ambitious statement “Sacred People, Sacred Earth” and an accompanying day of action that reflects our deepest values and beliefs. As a global, multi-faith, grassroots alliance, we stand for equity and compassion for all, and we deplore injustice. We know that we cannot afford to wait for governments and financial institutions to act first; we understand that change starts with us. We are organizing grassroots people of diverse religions in support of the following demands, and we are leading by example.