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Ruto: African Countries should Work together to Overcome Climate Change

President William Ruto has asked African countries to make solid efforts in order to win the war against climate change that curently affects the World.

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Speaking on Monday, April 3, during the 3rd Regional Symposium on Greening Judiciaries in Africa at the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi, Ruto urged African leaders to work hand in hand to strategize solutions to climate change.

Ruto: African Countries should Work together to Overcome Climate Change
PHOTO-PSC: President William Ruto speaking during the 3rd Regional Symposium on Greening Judiciaries in Africa at the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi.

“Although climate change is a universal existential threat, there is good reason for Africa’s institutions and leadership to drive the agenda of mitigating its effects,” William Ruto said.

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The Head of State stated that the looming climate disaster is particularly tragic for the African continent, which is entering a new path of peace and prosperity.

Ruto: African Countries should Work together to Overcome Climate Change
PHOTO-PSC: African Countries should Work together to Overcome Climate Change President William Ruto said during the 3rd Regional Symposium on Greening Judiciaries in Africa at the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi.

He told the meeting that despite the fact that Africa is focused on tackling poverty and inequality, the path of pollution is not an option.

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He also lauded the Judiciary for taking a frontline position in confronting climate change.

Ruto: African Countries should Work together to Overcome Climate Change
PHOTO-PSC: Some of the leaders who attended the 3rd Regional Symposium on Greening Judiciaries in Africa at the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi.

“Our judiciaries will determine whether Africa’s institutions exist and are ready to handle the immense mandates that a green future entails.” President Ruto added in a statement.

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