AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCOP31: President Duma Boko and Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed discussed shared climate challenges and a united African agenda ahead of COP32. At the summit, leaders pitched climate action as a way to strengthen economies and lower living costs, while UN chief António Guterres urged a faster shift away from fossil fuels. Wildlife: Research suggests cheetahs may adapt to environmental pressures by changing how existing genes are regulated. The study examined Namibian males; filmmakers are also observing four brothers thriving in Botswana’s Okavango Delta. CKGR: Former minister Margaret Nasha says the high cost and logistical difficulty of providing services in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve shaped past relocations, warning that plans to return Basarwa communities could face similar challenges. Climate resilience: Botswana’s fodder sector could offer new business opportunities, but drought and water scarcity threaten local production. A P413 million livestock project is also set to support smallholder farmers, with funding for climate adaptation and resilience. Regional conservation: In Angola’s southeastern highlands, community-nominated hunters are monitoring wildlife and forests, helping protect a landscape that supplies rivers sustaining millions across the region.
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