Nedbank officially Cuts Ties With Coal
In January 2019, Nedbank announced their clean break away from financing coal-fired power plans by committing to not finance Thabametsi…
Youths in Nairobi oppose the proposed coal plant project in Lamu: Advocates for green energy
On 14th of March 2019, youths in Nairobi took a dire initiative to oppose the 1,050 megawatts coal plant project.…
Organising for a new wave of people-powered campaigns in Africa
In February, the 350 Africa team brought together organisers and activists from across the continent for a 5-day workshop as…
AMOS WEMANYA: Coal-fired power a needless burden
Kenya’s energy sector has made promising developments. This year is set to be an exciting one for electricity consumers. There…
350Africa Welcomes Nedbank’s Clean Break Away From Coal
Following years of portraying themselves as a green bank, Nedbank has demonstrated their willingness to Make Change Happen and address…
Centrale à Charbon, Pôle urbain Diamniadio, nouveau Port: Bargny-Sendou proteste et sort encore ses brassards rouges
Bargnynois, Miniamois et Sendois ont marché dans la matinée de Miniam à la municipalité de Bargny pour exiger l’indemnisation de…
South Africa Energy Week: It’s time for the DBSA to #MakeChangeHappen
Yesterday, together with a group of individuals and activists from various partner organisations including Project 90 by 2030, The Green…
Climate Artivism in Jozi
The climate crisis is a scary situation, to get out of it we are going to need to get creative! 350Africa organized an Artivism workshop to introduce a few different strategies and principles of artivism and cultural organizing.
Press Release: #MANDELA 100
17 July 2018 Contact: Lerato Ngakane, 350Africa.org Communications Coordinator, +27 81 464 9726, Lerato.Ngakane@350.org As Mandela turns 100, South Africans…
Study: Civic leaders are among those best placed to save the planet
When it comes to going Fossil Free and accelerating the transition towards renewable energy, mayors, governors, councils and city bosses have as much opportunity for real climate leadership as national governments – and more direct influence.