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Experts have called for the introduction of legal agreements on loss and damage of climate change by way of tying developed nations towards meeting their climate finance pledges.

A new page has been opened in the quest for improved gender and social inclusion policies in the implementation of climate change adaptation programs.

Malawi's exploration for opportunities on the carbon market space seems to have taken off on a positive note.

Two youthful Malawian innovators have raised the national flag high after being awarded more than 200 million kwacha for pitching the best climate change adaptation projects at the climate summit currently underway in Egypt.

One persistent challenge in the development of the ICT sector in Africa is the low uptake of digital services, with internet penetration standing at 22% against a global average of 60% according to the International Finance Corporation.

Malawi has made a passionate plea for a human face on climate change interventions to address effects of extreme weather shocks.

Malawi and other African nations have committed to work towards boasting production of carbon credits as means for unlocking billions of climate finance and creating millions of jobs.   

Apart from the actual climate business at the CoP 27; for Malawi, another business was a search-mission for solutions to the energy crisis, electricity in particular.

At the heart of the Climate Summit underway in Sharma-El Sheik, Egypt has so far been a world on path to a climate-crisis, unless sustainable interventions are put in place to rescue the situation.

Malawi president Lazarus Chakwera has faulted developed nations for failing to meet their climate finance pledge to poor countries, saying this was unfair as time was running out.