African Climate Summit: Mixed reactions trail Nairobi pact
With less than three months to the 28th edition of the United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties — COP28, Heads...
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As oil and gas projects proliferate in Africa, the continent's heads of state and government, meeting recently in Nairobi, Kenya, for the first African Climate Summit, are proposing a tenfold increase in investment in renewable energies. For Oulie Keita, Executive Director of Greenpeace Africa, who took part in the first African Climate Summit, the responsibility of polluters, particularly those in the oil sector, must be engaged.
Farmers comprise 60 per cent of Africa’s population but climate pledges leave them out in the cold, say activists.
Over the years, the climate change discourse in Africa has been restrained by what President Ruto called a lack of a coherent approach and a united position.