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What environmental equality in Africa really looks like - Vimarsana News

What environmental equality in Africa really looks like

The just energy transition is meant to be an equal, democratic process where the world gradually moves toward lower carbon technology. Green technologies are reliant on minerals such as cobalt and lithium that are abundant ...

AFRODAD Cohosting 4 sessions at the World Bank – IMF CSPF meetings - Vimarsana News

AFRODAD Cohosting 4 sessions at the World Bank – IMF CSPF meetings

Defusing the Debt Time Bomb: The Role of an Effective Crisis Prevention and Resolution Architecture Session Description Sixty countries struggle with high debt burdens and payments at the expense of health, social, climate and other priorities, with few of them having made use of available debt restructuring mechanisms. What needs to change in the debt

Given South Africa's jobs crunch, new jobs in the renewable energy sector are urgently needed - Vimarsana News

Given South Africa's jobs crunch, new jobs in the renewable energy sector are urgently needed

South Africa is facing a deepening unemployment crisis and experts warn that climate change threatens the country’s shrinking jobs.

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Only the state can prioritise social, environmental and... - Vimarsana News

Only the state can prioritise social, environmental and...

The idea that the private sector will generate outcomes that are in the best interests of society, is woefully outdated.

At least 1.5m signatories from civil society call on MP... - Vimarsana News

At least 1.5m signatories from civil society call on MP...

Since it was published, the 2021 Budget has been called out as unconstitutional and austere from many corners. More than 200 social movements, civil society organisations, trade unions and individuals, in an open letter to members of Parliament, have endorsed a call for MPs to reject the Budget and send it back to the drawing board. The current Budget will cut public spending by R265-billion over the next three years in areas which directly affect human rights. The signatories of the open letter represent 1.5 million people, according to Section27, one of the signatories. The letter urges the...