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This is a crucial year for Africa’s renewable energy

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The clock is ticking. Humanity has less than five years to prevent irreversible global temperature increases beyond 1.5°C, a point of no return, as illustrated by the Climate Clock in New York’s Union Square.

This year, alarm bells are ringing louder as we grapple with record-breaking temperatures and unprecedented flooding in many parts of the globe.

As we approach COP28 in Dubai this November, the urgency of climate action couldn’t be more evident.

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