Double Standards? Why Africa’s Gas Phase-Out Is Under Fire
How do you phase out gas in Africa when a mother in rural Nigeria still boils drinking water over a […]
Fossil Fuel Phaseout
Africa stands at a critical juncture — one where the gradual phaseout of fossil fuels must be balanced with the continent’s urgent development needs. In this section, we explore what a fair, just, and inclusive fossil fuel phaseout looks like for African communities, economies, and ecosystems. From policy debates to frontline stories, this category sheds light on how Africa can transition without being left behind.
Fossil Fuel Phase-Out in Africa: Treaty, Trap or Turning Point?
In the corridors of global climate diplomacy, a new treaty is taking shape. The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, backed by
Fossil Exit or Justice Denied? Africa’s Fight to Lead Its Own Energy Future
In Abuja, oil still smells like prosperity. Along the congested streets of Warri or Takoradi, diesel generators hum a familiar
Oil is Still Paying the Bills: Can African Governments Afford to Let Go?
It is easy to call for an end to fossil fuels from a podium in Paris. Much harder when you
Fossil Fuel Phaseout? Why Africa’s Climate Plans Tell a Different Story
At every global climate conference, the message is always clear: the world must end fossil fuel use. The speeches are
Africa’s Climate Finance Crisis: The Debt Trap Undermining a Greener Future
In the heart of Africa, a paradox unfolds. A continent so rich in renewable resources, from sun to wind and
Natural Gas: Africa’s False Dawn or Stepping Stone to a Just Energy Future?
In Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado region, natural gas rigs cast long shadows over once-quiet fishing villages. Thousands of kilometres away, South
The Green Energy Lie? Why Africa’s Oil and Gas Licenses Just Hit a 10-Year High
Across Africa, oil and gas licensing is experiencing a sharp resurgence — even as the global chorus for climate action
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