By Jeff Kapembwa FALL army worms-catalysed by necessity of dry spells in low rain patterns-a climate change action-have returned to Zambia and threaten the 2024-25 farming season as over 10,000 hectares of land in several parts of the country are being eaten up, a…
By Dominic Nali Shang’ombo District in Western province stands as a testament to resilience amid relentless drought. This harsh reality the district is going through has cast long shadows over on the education system, leaving children to bear the brunt of drought caused by…
By Jeff Kapembwa With global investments touted around US$3 trillion, the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) has joined interest groups seeking to reverse and restore natural habitat in the climate threatened Kafue Lower Basin. The United Nations estimates the cost of reversing the degree…
By Jeff Kapembwa Climate change effects buffeting Zambia need proactive actions including maximizing climate financing mechanisms to insulate against its effects and avert reversing economic gains made by the Southern African state, environmental sustainability campaigners say. Zambia has in recent years been buffeted by…
By Jeff Kapembwa What many perceive climate change as a passing phase, is now a contrast as its extremes now pose food insecurity caused by salinisation (salt water) and reducing crop yield, losses, the United Nations food agency-FAO attests. Its major assessment of salt-affected…
By Jeff Kapembwa ‘Africa is warming faster than the global average because it stands on the frontlines of the climate crisis and needs climate justice.’ says United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres. Raising eyebrows at the unabated climate injustices perpetuated by major polluters-many under…
By Happy Mulolani The Ministry of Green Economy and Environment (MGEE) projects significant rain in the Northern, Muchinga, Luapula, and North-Western provinces, while the rest of the country will receive 20 millimetres to no rain, which is an improvement over the previous amount. Speaking…
By Jeff Kapembwa The voices from the Baku-hosted COP 29 may have died down, arguably from unsatisfied interest groups over the low financing provided to insulate affected countries, but Africa’s lobby groups propose grants not loans for climate action. Kenya-based and continent’s leading anti-climate…
By Mary Kasoka Mwiikisa Minister of Green Economy and Environment Mike Mposha has announced that most parts of the country will experience high weather temperatures between the 1st and 12th December 2024. Mr Mposha said the temperatures will range between 33 and 43 degrees…
By Jeff Kapembwa Developing Nations and other climate action advocates, victims of the Green Houses Gases (GHGs) walked away from Azerbaijan capital, Baku, frowning after major polluters shot down their financing list to a paltry US$300 billion to insulate the costs and harm to the environment…
