The African COP 27: the wins, the misses and the empty promises.

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Last Drop Africa

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The African COP 27: the wins, the misses and the empty promises.

Last Drop Africa

13 minutes 31 seconds

3 years ago

The African COP 27: the wins, the misses and the empty promises.

COP 27 happened for the first time on the African Continent. As expected, African governments, activists, NGOs and CSOs went in with many expectations. In this episode, Alex Taremwa and Edward Nimusiima discuss the gains and losses at what was billed as the African COP 27 and the opportunities that young Africans can capitalize on.

In the meantime, Last Drop Africa's #MyLastMealUG campaign closes on December 10. The duo disclosed how much has been collected and the next steps for Friends of Last Drop.