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African energy co-ordination climate litigation policy critical
NewsDay Staff ·

GLOBAL energy governance is moving from negotiation tables into courtrooms, and African energy co-ordination climate litigation strategy becomes critical as Africa risks losing control of its own energy future.
As landmark climate rulings reshape investment decisions and project approvals across the continent, African governments, regulators and industry bodies remain dangerously fragmented.
Without a co-ordinated African energy co-ordination climate litigation strategy, external actors will shape the continent’s energy policy without African input.
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