Mohammedia – As the world prepares for the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, Africa arrives with a clear message: “Africa’s ambition is not in question, and what remains missing is delivery.”
Marking the first so-called “Implementation COP” since the Paris Agreement’s adoption a decade ago, COP30 is expected to shift the global climate debate from pledges to practice.
For Africa, the region contributing less than 4% of global emissions yet bearing the brunt of climate devastation, the stakes could not be higher.
According to a new policy brief by the Kenyan think tank Power Shift Africa (PSA), the continent is entering B
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