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and what you've all been waiting for, a day in the life of the @bbc_wst alas no glimpse of the inimitable @grace_davies http://bit.ly/drOTo5 Original Tweet 1 week 2 days ago
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Africa Talks Climate
Africa is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Its effects are already being felt by citizens across the continent, yet too often their voices are absent from national and international climate debate.
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Baaba Maal in conversation with Tom Jappani
Exclusive performanceBAABA MAAL IN CONVERSATION WITH BBC’S TOM JAPPANITuesday 16th March 2010Doors open: 19:30Join ...
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Launch: Africa Talks Climate
Launch eventAFRICA TALKS CLIMATE: THE PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN TEN COUNTRIESWednesday 17th March 2010 10.30am press briefing ...
Baaba Maal In Conversation with Stephen Sackur
As the UN's climate conference draws to a close, Senegalese singing star and Africa Talks Climate ambassador, Baaba Maal discusses how ...
Campaigning for climate justice in Copenhagen
Senegalese musician Baaba Maal urges climate justice for the world's poorest and heads to Copenhagen to highlight the critical need for ...
Climate and faith in northern Nigeria
A major finding in the Nigeria research, was the strength of many people's belief in the link between climate change and the will of God. ...
Exposing the information gap on climate change
African citizens are those most affected by climate change and least informed of – and responsible for – its causes. How ...
Kenya Research Briefing
In Kenya, the research found that most citizens had a local understanding of climate change. They did not have a sense that the climate is ...
Uganda Research Briefing
A recent report by the Global Humanitarian Forum labels Uganda as one of the most vulnerable countries in the world to climate ...
Ethiopia Research Briefing
Most Ethiopians, regardless of religion, believe God alone has the power to change the weather.
Ghana Research Briefing
In Ghana, our researchers discovered a very low awareness of climate change. You can read the full Research Briefing by downloading the pdf ...
Senegal Research Briefing
In Senegal, our research found that though Senegalese know that their environment is changing, they do not know why. You can read the full ...
Madam Comfort, Wa, northern Ghana
My name is Madam Comfort and I live in Wa, the capital city of the Upper West Region of Ghana, with my husband and our children. My husband ...
"We offend the gods and so the rains do not come"
Charcoal is big business in Africa. According to the World Future Council, 80% of Africans rely on wood or charcoal for energy and 4 million ...
Jonas Nyange, tour guide.
My name is Jonas Nyange. I am a 23-year-old tour guide in Moshi, Tanzania. There are a lot of changes here, especially in terms of climate. ...
Stories from Soroti
Three citizens of Soroti, eastern Ugandan explain their experiences of climate change, offer explanations for the changes they are witnessing, ...