Joseph silali

Head of Bureau ABO'S- Africa
Environmentalist,
Chief Correspondence

Comms MFOP - Global.

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Its a wrap for Forèign Journalist
#wuf13 #Abosafrica #254news

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Africa has made history.
The first-ever Our Ocean Conference hosted on African soil concluded in Mombasa, Kenya, with 320 commitments worth $6.4 Billion announced to advance ocean conservation, sustainable fisheries, marine protection, climate resilience, & the blue economy.

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#OOC11 in Mombasa concluded with 320 commitments worth $6.4 billion to protect oceans, support sustainable fisheries, tackle marine pollution, and strengthen the blue economy.

@OurOcean @WorldResources @WorldBank @WanjiraMathai

#OurOcean2026 #BlueEconomy #OceanAction

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The report argues that lasting ocean conservation depends on investing in local communities, institutions, technical expertise, and sustainable financing to turn global commitments into real action.
As the world pursues the #30x30 target, the message is now clear

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New Global Report Warns Ocean Conservation Goals Could Fail Without Investing in People & Local Capacity. A new report launched at the 11th #OurOceanConference in Mombasa warns>protecting 30% of the world's oceans by 2030 will require more than expanding Marine Protected Areas.

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At #OurOceanConference2026 in Mombasa, experts warned that governments must invest in people, institutions, local leadership, and long-term funding to make marine conservation work.

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#Marine30x30 #OceanAction #BlueEconomy #Africa

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Extreme heat is becoming a growing challenge for athletes and fans alike. Experts say climate adaptation must become part of planning for major international sporting events. #ClimateChange #WorldCup2026 #SportsForClimate

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At #SB64 in Bonn, one message from young climate leaders was clear: climate conferences are about more than negotiations, they're about people.
From climate finance to adaptation and loss and damage, meaningful progress depends how those conversations reach the public.

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Great

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The Bonn climate talks are underway with a clear message: stop reopening past debates and start delivering. For Africa, this means real progress on adaptation finance, simpler reporting, and just transition mechanisms. The world is watching.

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Multilateralism is more important than ever. At #SB64 in Bonn, governments, civil society, youth, and frontline communities are working to strengthen global cooperation on climate action, climate finance, and a just transition.

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Korogocho Waste Facility Gains Global Attention in Nairobi
A community-led recycling project in Korogocho, Nairobi, has attracted global attention following a high-level @UN visit highlighting its impact on jobs, sustainability, and climate resilience.

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UN-Habitat welcomed President of 80th UNGA, Annalena Baerbock, during her visit to Nairobi. She visited UN-Habitat supported material recovery facility in Karagocho, witnessing first-hand how local action and partnerships are advancing the 2030 Agenda.

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@UN General Assembly President Highlights Kenya's Digital Skills Revolution at PC Kinyanjui Institute.
During a visit to PC Kinyanjui TTI, @ABaerbockArchiv praised Kenya's commitment to digital inclusion, AI readiness, and skills development.

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UNGA President @ABaerbockArchiv
in Nairobi: “Africa���s rise is not a future hope, it’s happening now.” Permanent African seats on the UN Security Council are overdue. She called for reform of global institutions and fair access to affordable financing for developing countries.

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@abos_africa @UNFCCC @Cop31Antalya @IRENA @BetulY20826 @IEA

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COP31 President-Designate Murat Kurum announced a global goal to increase electricity's share of final energy demand from just over 20% today to 35% by 2035, alongside new targets on waste reduction and resilient cities.
@UNFCCC @BetulY20826 @IRENA @Cop31_Antalya @abos_africa

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At #SB64 Michael Kakande a youth climate advocate working with Resilient40 & community-led climate initiatives.
He highlights
Barriers faced by youth and community-based organisations in accessing funding
The disconnect between global climate finance systems and local realities

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SB64 in Bonn: African Voices Call for Climate Finance.
@flavianwanzala , Coordinator of @CANIntl Eastern Africa, noted that while climate finance commitments continue to grow, many countries and communities still struggle to access funding, especially grant-based support.