Media Monitoring, Monday 26 February

Opinion: Finance for climate adaptation in Africa still insufficient and losing ground. (The Reporter Ethiopia)

Opinion: Africa's green potential must be unlocked through sustainable green financing. (CNBC Africa)

East Africa needs $212 billion for climate adaptation: a unified response to climate change challenges. (Nation Africa)

Chapel Hill Denham and d.light spearhead $7.4M solar initiative, illuminating Nigeria's future. (The Exchange Africa)

Opinion: Energy transition should not be used to impoverish us. (Nation Africa)

BMW bets big on Africa’s green hydrogen industry with SA fuel cell test vehicle. (Independent)

AFC partners with SkyPower to advance 1,000 MW solar megaproject in the DRC, accelerating economic growth and carbon neutrality. (Afrik21)

Électricité de France (EDF) acquires Cameroonian solar startup upOwa, boosting rural electrification efforts across Sub-Saharan Africa. (Afrik21)

Energizing Africa: Key developments in energy and health sectors signal bright future. (BNN Breaking)

Gauteng Premier tours innovative Green Village Solar Microgrid Project in South Africa. (SolarQuarter)

World Bank's MIGA highlights success in supporting renewable energy projects in South Africa and beyond. (Engineering News)

Transformative $2.3 billion rail project in Africa drives electric vehicle mineral supply chain. (BNN Breaking)

E-mobility sector in Africa crying out for clearer policy certainty. (ESI Africa)

Exploring the nexus between renewable energy, globalization, and carbon emissions: a mediation model analysis. (ScienceDirect)

Scaling regenerative agriculture: a key solution to climate change challenges in East Africa. (SNV)

African Development Bank's ambitious strategy to restore the ecosystem of Lake Chad Basin gathers momentum. (The Exchange Africa)

Study: To restore grasslands, it’s time to get wild. (Conservation International)

Cameroon's youth lead grassroots reforestation efforts to combat climate change. (Fair Planet)

The relationship between climate change, globalization and non-communicable diseases in Africa: a systematic review. (PubMed)

Billions at risk by 2040 as global warming fuels spread of deadly malaria disease, warns analysis. (The Cooldown)

Transition to the green economy offers great opportunities for women, but problems remain. (Engineering News)

Tunisia receives World Bank support to combat water scarcity and climate change challenges. (Xinhua)

How climate change will impact developing countries over the next decade. (Impakter)

Above-average rainfall predicted for Greater Horn of Africa, Mar-May 2024 amid climate change challenges. (Mirage News)