In Zimbabwe, Mini-Power Stations are Driving Change
Chipendeke area is a thriving farming community about 65 kilometers south of Zimbabwe’s eastern border city of Mutare. In this...
Africa
What Africa’s First Roadside CO2 Sensors Hope to See
Africa's first roadside vehicle emission data sensors went live in Johannesburg, the wealthiest city in South Africa, in July. The...
Can Carbon Credits Save Africa’s Trees from Charcoal?
A new carbon-credit scheme in the southern arc of Africa wants to work ethically where others have been beset with...
Africa’s Largest Hydro-Electric Dam Portends Conflict Between Two Key US Allies
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD Dam), built on the Nile, was unveiled by Ethiopia this month after 14 years...
The DRC’s Copper Potential
Namib Minerals is excited about its stock, with 19.8 million shares traded on its IPO debut on 1 August. However,...
Unlocking Africa’s Biogas Potential
As the world shifts towards cleaner energy sources, Africa remains a continent with vast potential for biogas adoption. Experts agree...
South Africa’s Farmers Riled as Nuclear Waste Heads Their Way
As nuclear plants take off in South Africa, farmers dread that high-level, radioactive nuclear waste will be buried on their...
In Africa, Solar Energy is Booming
In Africa, hydropower is becoming increasingly unreliable due to recurring and devastating droughts induced by climate change. At the same...
Shifting Gears: Africa’s EV Market Revs up for Rapid Expansion
In Zimbabwe, a hybrid car battery comes with a hefty price tag, deterring many from embracing these eco-friendly vehicles. Electric...
In Climate-Stressed Malawi, Chinese Battery Energy Storage Kits Protect Households
Nurse Miriam Konya doesn’t know how her household food pantry would have fared in 2024 were it not for the...
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