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"Across Africa, climate instability is already a lived reality. Droughts are shortening growing seasons. Floods are sweeping away homes and harvests. Heat is eroding health and productivity. Behind every one of these pressures are people — farmers watching crops fail, young people pulled from school as livelihoods collapse."

"These are not just climate impacts. They are reshaping migration, deepening food insecurity, straining public budgets and redefining development choices — exacerbating inequalities along gender, geographic and income lines."

"This is why climate and development cannot be separated. Energy access, resilience, jobs, industrialisation, finance — these are part of a single transformation. And the question is no longer whether a transition will happen. It is on whose terms."

"The decisions made now will determine whether African economies become more climate-resilient, competitive and inclusive."