Media Monitoring, Monday 27 November

Africa Go Green Fund reaches 60% of final goal with interim close (Africa Capital Digest)

Morocco: Green of Africa seeks funding for Dakhla wind farm (Africa Intelligence)

Launching alternative fuel projects in Africa relies on financing, technology: Mauritanian Civil Aviation Agency (Zawya)

Zimbabwe determined to become a pioneer in production of sustainable aviation fuel in Africa: Deputy Minister (Zawya)

South Africa and the United Kingdom commit to working together towards a global hydrogen economy (Science Business)

Green Energy In Africa Presents Significant Investment Opportunities (Africa.com)

African energy transitions should be driven from the ground up (Science.org)

Renewable energy can close access gaps, drive development in Mauritania (ESI-Africa)

Africa Will Not Cope with Climate Change Without a Just, Inclusive Energy Transition (IPS News)

Lafarge Africa unveils 2022 Sustainability Report (Vanguard Nigeria)

SEYCHELLES: the AfDB grants $33 million to finance sustainable urban development (Afrik21)

Air Pollution Crisis Looms Over Africa’s Expanding Cities (Health Policy Watch)

Middle East and North Africa could lead on green steel (IOM 3)

South Africa: First climate change legislation underway in Parliament (Parliament of South Africa)

Botswana signs UN framework to protect people against climate change effects (Xinhua)

Tanzania urges region to unite against foreign carbon companies (Carbon Pulse)

Sustainability fund leads $1.7m investment in Kenya focused fish feed and farming platform Aquarech (Feed Navigator)

New Investment From Biochar Life To Accelerate Adoption Among Small Farmers In Africa (Carbon Herald)

Climate change threatens agricultural prosperity of sub saharan Africa (ESI-Africa)

Kenya to accelerate climate action and green growth (CAJ News Africa)

Sunak Will Pledge UK Support for New Climate Damage Fund at COP28 (Bloomberg)

Potential impacts of 1.5 °C and 2 °C global warming levels on drought modes over Eastern Africa (Springer Link)

Extreme heat in sub-Saharan Africa ‘under-reported and under-studied’ (Climate Centre)

How the world’s driest region is adapting to the climate crisis (Global Landscape Forum)

Africa's young leaders demand financial aid to combat extreme weather events (RFI)