Climate action is no longer a side issue in African politics. Uganda’s 2026 election reveals how environmental urgency is reshaping leadership choices across the continent.
China’s rapid rise as a global renewable-energy leader is reshaping power systems worldwide, and Africa is emerging as one of the biggest beneficiaries. With record solar and wind investments flowing into the continent, the shift brings opportunity, caution and long-term implications for countries like Uganda.
Mastercard has surpassed a major global sustainability milestone, issuing more than one billion payment cards made from recycled and bio-sourced materials. The company’s expanding programme now active in 80 countries is reshaping the future of payment cards as it pushes toward a fully sustainable, third-party-certified card standard by 2028
Across Africa, similar urban projects are facing scrutiny over wetland preservation and sustainability planning. Uganda’s approach with Hoima City Stadium reflects a broader trend of governments integrating climate resilience and ESG accountability into development frameworks.
In Kenya, climate action is underway. The country aims to increase its renewable energy share to 100% by 2030, and has launched initiatives like the Lake Turkana Wind Power project, Africa's largest wind farm. Kenya's Green Bond program has also mobilized financing for green infrastructure.
Nairobi, Kenya – Twaweza East Africa’s Annual Report 2023 reveals the devastating impact of climate change in the region. Citizens in Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya are struggling with droughts, floods, and rising temperatures. “The climate crisis is a harsh reality…
