Africa climate change NGOs say COP30 decisions fall short of securing true climate justice for Africa

Africa climate change NGOs say COP30 decisions fall short of securing true climate justice for Africa

Africa NSAs also raised issue raised with the lack of commitments to address the primary driver of global warming: fossil fuels. PHOTO/UN. By PATRICK MAYOYO [email protected] As the 30th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP30) came to an end in Belém, Brazil, African Non-State Actors (NSAs) have offered a measured response to the…

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Africans Strongly Support Women’s Autonomy in Marriage and Reproductive Decisions, but Are Divided On Contraceptive Access

Africa: WHO in Africa Launches Geodatabase to Empower Data-Driven Health Decisions

Brazzaville — To mark Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Day on 19 November, World Health Organization (WHO) in the African region launched the AFRO Geodatabase (AFRO GDB) to enhance the use of trusted administrative boundary data to strengthen geospatial governance and empower data-driven health decisions across Africa. The platform enables countries to store, manage and share…

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Africans Strongly Support Women’s Autonomy in Marriage and Reproductive Decisions, but Are Divided On Contraceptive Access

Africa: New Global Initiative Aims to Place Environmental Defenders At the Heart of Climate Decisions

Campaigners are hailing today’s COP30 launch of a new global initiative aimed at advancing the recognition, protection, and participation of environmental defenders in climate decision and policy-making. Co-created with more than 300 environmental activists and defenders across Latin America, Africa, Asia-Pacific and beyond, the new Leaders Action Network for Environmental Activists and Defenders (LEAD) initiative…

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Africans Strongly Support Women’s Autonomy in Marriage and Reproductive Decisions, but Are Divided On Contraceptive Access

Africa: Reforming the FCTC – A Rallying Cry for Transparency, Inclusiveness, and Science-Driven Decisions

As the 11th Conference of the Parties (COP11) to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) approaches, calls for reform are growing louder. Independent scientists, journalists, civil society groups, and the tobacco industry are all demanding a seat at the table. The conference, set for November in Geneva, is expected to reinforce restrictions in line…

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Africa Cup of Nations 2025-2026: How Odds88’s Sports Odds Aggregation Is Powering Smarter Betting and Business Decisions Across the Continent

Africa Cup of Nations 2025-2026: How Odds88’s Sports Odds Aggregation Is Powering Smarter Betting and Business Decisions Across the Continent

The Africa Cup of Nations 2025 – 2026 will feature 24 national teams that will compete across nine stadiums. With more than 50 matches to manage, sportsbook operators are going to need to be capable of handling a high volume of data, along with live updates and shifting odds across a wide range of markets….

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Africans Strongly Support Women’s Autonomy in Marriage and Reproductive Decisions, but Are Divided On Contraceptive Access

How African Economic Data Influences Strategic Trading Decisions

The vast and dynamic economic landscape of Africa offers rich data that can transform trading strategies. Understanding economic indicators such as GDP growth and inflation rates is crucial for informed decision-making. These metrics, combined with analytical tools, empower traders to navigate complex markets with precision. The role of economic indicators in shaping trading decisions is…

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