Category: Climate
Developing Nations Slam ‘Paltry’ $300 Billion Climate Deal
China Says COP29 Draft Deal ‘Not Satisfactory’
China Quantifies Climate Funding as Solidarity With African Negotiators Strengthens
North-South Trade Tensions Mark the Opening of a Gloomy COP29
To Speed Up Coal Plant Retirement, Policymakers Need to Better Understand the Costs and Benefits
China Champions ‘Small and Beautiful’ Projects in Africa, Rejects Debt Talks at COP29
Africa’s EV Adoption Accelerates With Chinese Partnerships
Across Africa, Chinese companies have made inroads in the EV market because, according to local dealers, they are much easier to work with than automakers from other countries, particularly those from Europe and the United States, among others.
Fuel Cost Savings Inspire Kenyan Taxi Driver to Buy Low-Cost Chinese EV
Chinese-Built Dam Offers Hope in Kenya
The building of the Thwake multipurpose dam began in 2018 and has nurtured hopes that food security will be achieved in the village.
The dam is designed to provide water for drinking, irrigation and 20 megawatts of hydropower. Despite delays, it looks likely to be completed this year, according to an engineer involved in the project.
El Niño Triggers Food Crisis in Southern Africa
The brutal drought has been brought on primarily by El Niño. This natural, recurring weather phenomenon raises surface temperatures across parts of the Pacific Ocean. These warmer patches impact weather patterns globally, including by lowering rain levels in Southern Africa.
Chinese “Simba” Dedicates Life to Wildlife Conservation in Kenya
To reduce wildlife-human conflict, Simba came up with “predator bomas” which are 20 square meter cages that protect livestock from lions, hyenas and other carnivores. The funds for these bomas are provided by Simba’s partners from around the world, including the Chinese community in Kenya.
With the cages, Simba added that they do not get many conflicts.