Ali Osman

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Community members in rural Pakistan using a Nadi ceramic water filter, illustrating how low‑cost, locally made filtration technology provides safe drinking water and long‑term climate resilience for families affected by floods, cholera and water insecurity.

From Crisis to Ceramic: How Low-Cost Filtration Became a Climate Resilience Solution

Africalix Exclusive Interview Abdul Khurshid Bhatti, CEO, Association for Humanitarian Development (AHD) Pakistan In…

Rwandan farmer standing in a cassava and maize field, symbolising the country’s first release of genetically modified crops to tackle disease, pests and climate stress.

Rwanda’s First GMO Release and the Politics of Agricultural Control

wanda is moving toward a turning point in its agricultural policy. After years of…

Rwandan diaspora and diplomats during Kwibohora32 Liberation Day celebration in Abu Dhabi, July 2026

What Rwanda’s Liberation Day Says About Africa’s Future

On the evening of 4 July 2026, a humid summer night in Abu Dhabi,…

Frontline community members standing near a climate-affected coastline, symbolising how climate psychology, non-economic loss and damage, and climate justice shape their lives and policy decisions

The Human Dimension: How Climate Psychology Shapes Policy, Grief, and Justice

Africalix Exclusive InterviewJanna Hoppmann, Founder and CEO of ClimateMind – Europe’s first organization dedicated…

Jean-Paul Bya’Undaombe Longye, Congolese climate activist and negotiator, representing the Democratic Republic of the Congo at a UN climate conference

The DRC Is on the Front Lines of a Crisis It Did Not Create: Speaking with Jean-Paul Bya’Undaombe Longye

Africalix Exclusive Interview Jean-Paul Bya'Undaombe Longye, Climate Activist, Loss & Damage Advocate, and Young…

Hello&GoodBuy founder and CEO Nadia Al Shimmari is building a circular fashion movement in Abu Dhabi—linking preloved wardrobes, tree planting, girls’ education, and community beach cleanups.

From Beach Cleanups to Circular Wardrobes: Building a Fashion Revolution in Abu Dhabi

Africalix Exclusive Interview Nadia Al Shimmari, CEO and Founder of Hello&GoodBuy In a city…

Can South Africas Carbon Markets Move From Theory to Real Cuts

Can South Africa’s Carbon Markets Move From Theory to Real Cuts?

Slides of carbon prices, tax trajectories, and emission paths flicked past on the screen,…

Visitors walking through a busy exhibition hall at GITEX AFRICA in Marrakech surrounded by AI and cloud infrastructure booths

Who Owns Africa’s AI Future?

Banners for GITEX AFRICA 2026 line the main roads into Place Bab Jdid in Marrakech,…

Attendees walking past solar panels and battery racks at an energy exhibition in Johannesburgs Gallagher Convention Centre

From Strand to Midrand: Inside South Africa’s Solar‑Storage Push

Battery and energy storage turned into a traveling roadshow for South Africa’s power sector…

African tax and finance officials seated in a conference room at the African Union venue in Abuja discussing reforms on tax policy and illicit financial flows

From Illicit Flows to Fair Shares: Abuja Talks Aim to Rewrite Africa’s Tax Playbook

On the last day of March, with storm clouds building over Abuja’s central district,…

Participants seated in a Ndola hotel conference room as mining, agribusiness and manufacturing stakeholders review Zambias new local content strategy

Beyond the Copperbelt: Can Zambia’s Next Local Content Plan Build Real Value Chains?

Officials and business leaders checked into a confereQnce room at a Protea hotel in…

In Dodoma, Tanzania and Djibouti are testing a joint carbon pricing push on ships and planes to keep more climate finance and rule‑making power in African hands.

Two Small States, One Big Bet: Tanzania and Djibouti Try to Rewrite Africa’s Place in Carbon Markets

On a hot March afternoon in Dodoma, Tanzania’s political capital, the conference room looked…

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