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A consortium of multilateral development banks and funders, countries, and philanthropies today published the Guiding Principles for Financing Climate and Health Solutions (“Guiding Principles”), announced at the World Climate Action Summit during the 28th session of Conference of Parties to the UNFCCC (COP28) in Dubai.

The government of Ethiopia's largest region, Oromiya, on Saturday accused the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) rebel group of killing "many civilians" in attacks that followed the failure of peace talks in Tanzania. At least 36 people were killed when unidentified attackers struck three villages in Oromiya's Shirka district on Nov. 24 and 27, residents told Reuters. Hailu Adugna, the Oromiya region's spokesman, blamed the attacks on the OLA, an outlawed splinter group of a ...

"Guiding Principles" Respond to Low- and Middle-Income Countries’ Calls to Mobilize Finance to Save Lives Now and in the Future As the Climate Crisis

A consortium of multilateral development banks and funders, countries and philanthropies today published the Guiding Principles for Financing Climate and Health Solutions (“Guiding Principles”), announced at the World Climate Action Summit during the 28th session of Conference of Parties to the UNFCCC (COP28) in Dubai. The Guiding Principles establish a shared vision for financing that will rapidly reduce greenhouse gas emissions to improve health, protect people from the range of climate ri...

First Regional Rehabilitation Meeting for Africa: Advancing Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology in the Africa Region

Rest of World News: Ethiopia's Oromiya region accuses Oromo Liberation Army (Ola) of killing civilians after failed peace talks in Tanzania. Unidentified attackers killed

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Ethiopia: At Least 23 Killed as a New Cholera Outbreak Poses Deadly Threat to Thousands of Displaced Children

Swahili, which borrows roughly 40% of its lexicon from Arabic, was first spread along East Africa’s coast by Arab traders.

From ADANE BIKILA in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Ethiopia Bureau ADDIS ABABA, (CAJ News) - JUST months ago, drought and lack of water claimed lives Ethiopia. Now, flood waters are doing the same as climate change rears its ugly head again. Heavy downpours since October have led to flooding, landslides and massive displacement across the country,