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Conrad Onyango

  • Senior Writer and Sub-Editor, Bird Story Agency
  • Writer, Freelance
Nairobi
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Africa lobby groups renew call to end ‘Waste Colonialism’

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By Conrad Onyango
| Financial Fortune
Environmental lobby groups have renewed calls for African governments to strengthen measures against illegal waste imports, warning that the continent continues to bear the burden of hazardous waste from wealthier nations under the guise of recycling.
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Liberia steps up carbon market push with national data system plan

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By Conrad Onyango
| Financial Fortune
Liberia is pushing to build a single credible system for tracking carbon as it seeks to catch up with other African nations with frameworks to verify emissions cuts and trade carbon credits globally. Officials say the country’s immediate priority is to merge fragmented datasets and establish a single national system capable of supporting credible carbon trading under the Paris Agreement.
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African states finally team up for a bigger cut of carbon‑market billions

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By Conrad Onyango
| Financial Fortune
African countries are accelerating efforts to tap into global carbon markets, betting on regional alliances and targeted sector partnerships to unlock climate finance and strengthen their negotiating power. The latest push comes from Southern Africa, where eight countries formally launched the Southern Africa Alliance on Carbon Markets and Climate Finance on March 25, 2026, in Zimbabwe.
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