Oxfam 1 month ago

Malawi: “They have destroyed nature”

Oxfam recently hosted a Pan African climate change hearing in Cape Town, chaired by Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, with testimony from witnesses from across Africa about how climate change is affecting their lives. Full Article at Oxfam

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