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Pourquoi choisir Simsino Casino ? Un coup d’œil rapide sur la plateforme Simsino Casino s’impose…
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Nairobi’s Development Waiver Sparks Environmental Conflict
Nairobi’s new six-month development amnesty has sparked a heated clash between urban planning goals and environmental protection. While the County Government argues it will help formalize unsafe or unapproved buildings, critics warn it legitimizes construction on riparian zones and wetlands—undermining years of environmental enforcement and increasing the city’s climate vulnerability.
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Africa Demands Fair Climate Finance at UNEA-7
Africa enters UNEA-7 demanding fair, accessible climate finance. Despite global pledges, funding remains far below what frontline communities, wildlife, and conservancies need. Leaders are pushing for equitable financing and real action to protect ecosystems and build climate resilience.
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A Once-in-a-Millennia Geological Awakening in Ethiopia
After 10,000 years of silence, Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano erupted, sending ash 45,000 feet into the jet stream and across continents. A rare, once-in-a-millennia geological awakening with global impact.
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Gabon Signs Landmark Forest Pact as Africa Adopts PFP Model
Gabon has signed a landmark conservation deal to protect 34,000 square kilometres of rainforest, strengthening the rise of the Project Finance for Permanence model in Africa. Kenya is now preparing its own PFP framework to secure long-term funding for critical ecosystems and community conservancies.
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UNESCO Says 96,000 Schools Worldwide Have Adopted Its Green Practices
UNESCO reports that over 96,000 schools in 93 countries have adopted green practices as education systems accelerate efforts to integrate sustainability into learning. While progress is strong, especially in Africa, many schools still lack resources—highlighting the need for greater investment in climate-ready education.
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WMO Warns of Accelerating Climate Breakdown as COP30 Gathers Pace in Belém
A new WMO climate bulletin released as COP30 unfolds in Belém warns that the planet is warming at an accelerated pace, with rising seas, extreme weather, and record-breaking temperatures defining the decade. The report urges governments to act decisively as the world nears the 1.5°C threshold.
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Africa Demands a New Climate Deal Built on Justice, Not Debt
Africa delivered its strongest unified call at COP30 in Belém, demanding a climate finance system that works for the continent. Leaders emphasized fair carbon pricing, direct access to funds, and a just energy transition, insisting Africa is a partner—not a beneficiary—in delivering global climate solutions.
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Kisumu and Dar es Salaam Lead UN Push to Halve Food Waste by 2030
The UN has named Kisumu and Dar es Salaam as key City Champions in a global effort to halve food waste by 2030. The initiative will support African cities in reducing methane emissions, improving food storage, and piloting community-led solutions to prevent food losses.
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Youth Climate Solutions at ACS2
As leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders converge in Ethiopia for the Second Africa Climate Summit (ACS2) from September 8–10, youth voices are growing louder.