Terennial Heavy Rains Expose Botswana’s Vulnerability to Climate Change
By Keletso Thobega ~ Botswana Botswana is historically known as a semi-arid country with little rainfall, but climate change has ... Read More
CJAM X Space: Dr. Othniel Yila Champions Indigenous Knowledge as a Pillar for Climate Resilience
On February 13, 2026, Climate Justice Africa Magazine (CJAM) convened its monthly X Space conversation on a theme that resonates ... Read More
New Oxford Study: Extreme Heat Threat to Half of Humanity
A major University of Oxford study warns that nearly half of the global population, about 3.79 billion people, could be ... Read More
When Climate Extremes Collide: A Leadership Perspective on Africa’s Water Crisis
Africa’s water story has shifted from one of predictable seasonal rhythms to a relentless cycle of contradictions. Sudden downpours that ... Read More
