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In line with our ambition to deepen and grow the climate justice movement, in the last few weeks 350Africa.org we’ve worked with partners to organise climate and energy justice popular education workshops.
Since the very beginning, Africa has been known for Her rich soil and flowing rivers. In Her pockets, she carries precious gold and minerals. Her cool breath blows the butterflies and the leaves. Listen carefully, and
Africa — Climate activists are deepening calls for a halt to plans for oil and gas exploration in the Democratic Republic of Congo and seeking the Pope’s support in this, as he embarks on a visit
On September 2, civil society organisations organised under the Life After Coal campaign and the Fair Finance Coalition of Southern Africa wrote to the Presidential Climate Finance Task Team (PCFTT) for the second time calling to
On 23 May 2022, 350Africa.org, together with organisations comprising the Fair Public Finance Coalition, sent a letter to the leaders of the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) to call on the bank to foster more