🚨Africa is installing 100,000 solar panels daily in 2026.
New research says we'll hit a record 17 GW of solar this year, up 45%.
As #EACOP takes oil to meet the energy demand of the global market, renewables are meeting the needs at home. #StopEACOPafricantechfutures.org/insig…
As floodwaters overwhelm Hoima and surrounding regions in Uganda, the link between fossil fuels and extreme climate events has never been clearer.
Extracting more oil at the cost of displaced families and destroyed ecosystems is not progress - it's environmental destruction. Uganda and the wider region deserve investment in clean, decentralized, renewable energy that builds resilience, not projects that accelerate global warming.
#repowerafrika
🎥:Daily Monitor
2 million people just told the UN: #MakePollutersPay.
UN Climate Lead, Hart to activists: "Regulate, legislate, litigate. You're on the right side of history."
Big Oil profits from destruction. We pay the bill. Tax their windfalls, fund recovery.
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Renewable energy shift may lead to neocolonialism, Nnimmo Bassey warns naturenews.africa/renewable-…
He faulted arguments that African countries should continue using fossil fuels because the West industrialised through them, likening it to continuing to take from a buffet “when the table itself is already on fire.”
Tracing modern extraction to slavery, plantation agriculture and colonial trade, Bassey asked what happens when land, water, forests and human bodies are turned into commodities.
🚨 This Friday!
The Cost of Speaking Out: @Lawpointuganda in collaboration with @YGCUganda presents a conversation unpacking the ABA report on Uganda’s crackdown on environmental & climate activism.
📅 Fri 25 Sept | 7:30–9:00 PM
🎙️ X Spaces/@Lawpointuganda#HumanRights#EACOP
Big Oil profits off human crisis. We pay the bill.
EU ministers are debating taxing fossil fuel windfalls. Remember this: TotalEnergies' profits come at the cost of our land, water, and our climate future.
Tax the excess profits #StopEACOP#PollutersPayreuters.com/business/energy/…
Climate, inequality & international cooperation are inseparable.
People living along #EACOP's path are the first to bear the environmental and economic costs of decisions made far from their communities. #UNGA
The world faces three existential threats:
Runaway artificial intelligence.
The climate crisis.
And the intolerable deepening of inequalities.
Next week, world leaders are coming together at #UNGA.
My message to them:
International cooperation is more important than ever.
🌍 Climate Walk | 19 September
Join us for a Climate Walk from KWS to the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA), LRC Auditorium.
This year’s Interfaith Youth Forum will connect Kenya’s upcoming elections with energy access and affordability, highlighting renewable energy as a key pathway to sustainable and resilient communities.
🔗 Register: bit.ly/4xXPtt6
📞 Questions? 0700576154
#FossilFreeFuture#JustTransitionNow#CANEA#CANEasternAfrica
They can call their oil "Pearl Sweet" all they want, but a toxic spill in our freshwater is a death sentence for East Africa. #StopEACOP#WaterIsLife#ClimateJustice
Uganda has officially named its crude oil blend “Pearl Sweet”.
But behind the branding lies a devastating footprint: thousands of displaced families, vulnerable freshwater ecosystems and another massive blow to global climate goals.#StopEACOP#ClimateJustice
Back in court today. Once again, the State failed to produce its witnesses, and our case has been further adjourned.
Every delay prolongs the uncertainty faced by human rights defenders seeking justice.
But we will keep showing up. We will keep speaking out.@naturaljustice
📣August updates from oil-affected communities are here!
They include:
▶️A market built on promise now stands empty
▶️Closed community roads leave communities struggling to reach gardens & water sources
▶️EACOP construction activities leave many struggling for water
See 👇
This research matters because governments and investors could be planning Africa's energy future with an incomplete picture of the power system that's already there. Africa's energy transition isn't just being planned. It's already being built from the bottom up.
🚨Africa is installing 100,000 solar panels daily in 2026.
New research says we'll hit a record 17 GW of solar this year, up 45%.
As #EACOP takes oil to meet the energy demand of the global market, renewables are meeting the needs at home. #StopEACOPafricantechfutures.org/insig…
Rooftop panels on homes and businesses will likely make up about 75% of Africa's new solar (2023-2025), meaning homes & businesses generate power where they use it, often because grids are unreliable and diesel generators are expensive.
🚨Africa is installing 100,000 solar panels daily in 2026.
New research says we'll hit a record 17 GW of solar this year, up 45%.
As #EACOP takes oil to meet the energy demand of the global market, renewables are meeting the needs at home. #StopEACOPafricantechfutures.org/insig…
The call to #StopEACOP continues.
Across East Africa, faith communities are raising their voices against the crude oil pipeline.
This is about standing with affected communities & advocating for a just transition centered on Africa’s renewable future & care for creation.
We support African youth building agritech and postharvest systems on this invisible distributed solar. The capacity is real, but planners treating it as nonexistent will miss the food security impact.