By Jeff Kapembwa The just-ended food conference hosted by Rome reminisced wide-spread effects of drought on agriculture and other growth sectors globally with a clarion call for stringent measures to counter the crisis and facilitate a return to food security. And Zambia has regretted…
By Jeff Kapembwa LEADING member of the Bretton Woods institute, the World Bank, ahas weighed in on the impact of climate change on the planet with a call for people and business houses to adapt to climate induced weather changes, a threat to children…
By Jeff Kapembwa Brazil has earmarked BRL 4.7 billion (US$727.3 mln) to host the Conference of Parties (COP) 30 in Belém, Pará, the Amazon areas next November, premised on enhancing the country’s sustainability of the rainforests and other environmental concerns buffeting the country. In…
By Helen Witti PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has called on the Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation (ZESCO) to consider carbon trading. President Hichilema stated that the solar plant generates electricity without burning fossil fuels, resulting in zero greenhouse gas emissions, including carbon dioxide; as such, ZESCO…
By Jeff Kapembwa AFRICA’s quest to reduce climate change impact on the environment and its inhabitants carries both political will and profit despite concerted efforts to save the over 3 billion-population on the continent from GreenHouse Gases (GHGs). The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), the…
By Jeff Kapembwa Climate change campaigners are demanding a review of the United Nations Process of consensus preferring to vote on ambitions needs to remedy the nagging climatic developments that have affected the planet and changing the life of mankind. The more than 200…
By Jeff Kapembwa Brazil, the next host for Conference of Parties (COP), is now the last hope for climate afflicted countries to deliberate and agree a roadmap for a “planned and just transition” to ending fossil fuels. Amid divisions that emerged during the 62nd meeting in…
By Josiah Mpofu ZAMBIA is experiencing an ecological crisis, as it has been losing about 172,000 hectares of forest land, placing the country among the top in sub-Saharan Africa for deforestation rates. The situation has been worsened by activities such as charcoal production, illegal…
By Victor Chabinga In a world grappling with the far-reaching consequences of climate change, innovative solutions are not just desirable but imperative. Zambia, like many other nations, faces the daunting task of mitigating the effects of climate change on its environment, agriculture, and communities….
By Happy Mulolani A civil society organisation in the climate space has urged government and stakeholders to promote agroecology as a pathway to building resilience among farming communities to support a sustainable food system. FIAN Zambia Country Coordinator Vladimir Chilinya explained the need to…
