Top worry for young Africans? Jobs and corruption - but green anxieties grow
Four out of five young Africans surveyed said they are now anxious about climate change
OPINION: My erasure from a news agency photograph of climate activists at Davos went viral - this is why it matters
Across Africa, the climate crisis is happening to us now, and the stories Africans have to tell are urgent - but who is listening?
OPINION: In a world awash with data, aid workers contend with gaps
With nearly 168 million people in need of humanitarian assistance in 2020 -- the highest figure in decades -- there is no time, or data, to lose
Miners face funding squeeze as green investing surges
Environmental, social & governance (ESG) concerns have driven money into specialised funds that often exclude mining stocks among other 'dirty' assets
Suspected Islamist militants kill at least 30 in Congo - local officials
Four villages were raided by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), a Ugandan Islamist group, in the west of Beni territory, which has seen a surge of violence since Oct. 30
Forest monitoring gets a boost from Japanese space agency data
Felling trees exacerbates climate change as forests absorb a third of emissions produced globally but when cut down, the carbon is released back into the air through burning or rotting
African LGBT+ refugees plead U.N. for safe shelter after Kenya camp attacks
More than 40 LGBT+ refugees from countries including Uganda, Burundi and the DRC said they were targeted in two homophobic attacks in the last three weeks
Killings in eastern Congo may amount to crimes against humanity - U.N.
Armed groups are carrying out organised attacks in a conflict over grazing rights and political representation, said the U.N.
Extreme weather leaves Congo capital residents underwater
Increasingly torrential rain linked to climate change is costing lives in central Africa
Islamist militants kill 18 in attack in eastern Congo
The 60-day counter-offensive has killed nearly 200 civilians