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  • Ecological Food Farmers' Trek in Kenya. © George Mimano
    Reports
    Farming, Food

    Growing Food Sovereignty and Climate Resilience

    Food production using ecological farming ensures healthy farming and healthy food for today and tomorrow, by protecting soil, water and climate, promotes biodiversity, and does not contaminate the environment with…

    Greenpeace Africa •
    21 November 2018
  • Blogs
    Coal, Energy, SouthAfrica

    Greenpeace Africa invited to present NO2 findings to SA Portfolio Committee on Environmental Affairs

    As a result of Greenpeace’s groundbreaking analysis of satellite data, the South African Portfolio Committee on Environmental Affairs has invited Greenpeace Africa to present on the findings of this report…

    Oliver Meth •
    21 November 2018
    1 min read
  • Sea Level Rise in India. © Peter Caton
    Press Release
    Activism, Water, Cameroon

    Health Crisis Rocks The Northern Regions of Cameroon

    In response to news of over 40 deaths and more than 600 affected by cholera outbreak in the Far North regions of Cameroon, Greenpeace Africa Mobilization Officer, Andoh Rex has…

    Nchemty Ozongashu •
    19 November 2018
    1 min read
  • Blogs
    Oceans, Plastics, Fishing

    A world that is safe and healthy with vibrant oceans is possible!

    A world that is safe and healthy with vibrant oceans, is possible. And that’s why we are campaigning to end the flow of plastic into our oceans, ensuring stricter measures…

    Oliver Meth •
    15 November 2018
    1 min read
  • Matimba Coal Power Station in South Africa. © Shayne Robinson
    Press Release
    Coal, Energy, SouthAfrica

    Department of Environmental Affairs has ‘secretly’ weakened sulphur dioxide (SO2) emission standards for coal-fired power stations

    Johannesburg, South Africa – 14 November 2018 —  Greenpeace Africa strongly opposes the unlawful decision by the Department of Environmental Affairs to weaken sulphur dioxide (SO2) emission standards for coal-fired…

    Oliver Meth •
    14 November 2018
    2 min read
  • Press Release
    AboutUs, Activism, GreenpeaceAfrica

    Greenpeace Africa Celebrates A Decade Of Environmental Activism

    Johannesburg, 13 November 2018 – This November, Greenpeace Africa celebrates 10 years of environmental activism on the African continent. Partnering with artists, volunteers and other civil society organisations, the environmental…

    Nchemty Ozongashu •
    14 November 2018
    2 min read
  • Blogs
    Coal, Nuclear, SouthAfrica

    Renewable Energy Myths

    The evidence is in: Renewable energy is viable, reliable, and ready to go – all that’s missing is the political will to kick start an energy revolution in South Africa.…

    admin •
    13 November 2018
    6 min read
  • Press Release
    Coal, Forests, DRC

    Republic of Congo Greenwashing Efforts Exposed at Africa Oil Week

    Johannesburg, 07 November 2018 – Greenpeace Africa blew the whistle today on the Republic of Congo’s most recent greenwashing campaign by exposing its plans to tender three oil blocks in…

    Afy Malungu •
    7 November 2018
    3 min read
  • Matimba Coal Power Station in South Africa. © Shayne Robinson
    Press Release
    Coal, Energy, SouthAfrica

    Greenpeace Africa responds to accusations by NUM

    Johannesburg, 5 November 2018: Responding to accusations of recklessness made by NUM, as reported by TimesLive, Greenpeace Africa Senior Climate and Energy Campaign Manager, Melita Steele has said: “People’s lives…

    Oliver Meth •
    5 November 2018
    1 min read
  • Rhinoceros in Sumatra. © Willem v Strien
    Press Release
    Conservation, Kenya

    Greenpeace Africa Calls on China to Maintain the Ban on Rhino Horns

    Nairobi, 2nd November 2018 – Conservationists in Kenya are worried by China’s decision to reverse the ban on trade in tiger bones and rhino horns. Experts have also condemned the…

    Hellen Dena •
    2 November 2018
    1 min read
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