Cop27

There lived a time; when agriculture activities and the rainfall pattern could be loyal to its calendar and be predicted, it all made farming a lesser hustle.

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.

Young Climate activists from Africa have called on wealthy nations to fulfil their climate finance commitments of $100 billion a year to help manage effects of climate change.

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

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.

Ahead of the climate change conference – COP 27; Malawi has dug deep into annuls of commitments, and is now demanding accountability on a 100-billion US-dollar-pledge from developed nations.