Minister Urges Zambian Organizations to Integrate Sustainability in Strategic Planning
In a call to action for organizations across Zambia, Minister of Green Economy and Environment Hon. Mike Mposha has emphasized
Read MoreClimate Change/ESG
Zimbabwe and Namibia will Kill Scores of Elephants to Feed People Facing Drought
Zimbabwe and Namibia have announced plans to slaughter hundreds of wild elephants and other animals to feed hunger-stricken residents amid
Read More
Mposha Urges NDA to Boost Climate Fund Mobilization
Zambia’s Minister of Green Economy and Environment, Hon. Mike Elton Mposha, has called on the National Designated Authority (NDA) to
Read More
Future of Olympics in Doubt as Climate Change Drives Up Temperatures
The soaring impact of climate change could turn the Olympics into a test of endurance not just for athletes but
Read More
WWF Zambia Responds to Proposed Luapula-Kafue River Water Transfer
WWF Zambia has responded to the government’s proposed Interbasin Water Transfer (IBT) between the Luapula and Kafue rivers, aimed at
Read More
President Hichilema Invited to Nepal for Bilateral Boost
His Excellency President Hakainde Hichilema has been extended an invitation for a working visit to Nepal by the Honourable President
Read More
Zesco Power Deficit hits 1,5MW
The power deficit in drought-ravaged-Zambia heightened to 1,510 MW against an installed capacity in excess of 3,777MW despite imports to
Read More
Zambia Launches 2024/2025 Rainfall Forecast to Aid Key Sectors
The Minister of Green Economy and Environment, Honourable Mike Elton Mposha, has unveiled Zambia’s 2024/2025 seasonal rainfall forecast. Speaking in
Read More
Climate Change Costs Africa Up to 5% of GDP, UN Climate Chief Says
Africa is facing severe economic losses due to climate change, with the impact costing up to 5% of the continent’s
Read More
Gordon Brown Calls for Strengthening Multilateralism to Address Global Challenges
Former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown has urged world leaders to prioritize multilateralism as a solution to the growing crises
Read More