To dismantle systems of oppression, we need to imagine our alternatives. We need to articulate the futures we dream of. This is why we are asking young people, from across Africa, to share what #TheFutureIs to them from 6 May to 28 June 2024.

The first quarter of the new year has been a busy and fulfilling season at ACA. We hit the ground running when the team returned from our annual organisational break in mid-January and it’s been go-go-go ever since – with many milestones along the way.

On the 21st of March 2024, in Cape Town, civil society from different sectors, organisations, and communities across the city came together for a mass action to call for deep systemic change. The action had received a permit from the City of Cape Town (CoCT) for 2500 people to march and gather. In issuing the permit, the CoCT confirmed that sufficient police, law enforcement, and traffic officers would be present to ensure the safety of all involved with the action. Unfortunately this proved not to be the case.

Youth, civil society, and concerned citizens are gearing up for the next March for System Change, scheduled for Thursday, March 21, 2024.

Dayanca Pather is one of our current 2023/2024 ACA Ambassadors, based in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. She strongly believes that we cannot achieve climate justice without social justice.

The People’s Hearing for Energy Profiteers is a platform for affected communities, activists, and civil society experts to advocate for the prioritisation of human and environmental rights in efforts to address the energy crisis and the climate crisis.

Sairusha Govindsamy is a South African veterinary science student, with a passion for conservation, who has been a part of our Youth Activist Network since the very beginning of ACA.

On December 9 2023, people across South Africa will unite in local actions against oil and gas drilling off the South African coastlines.

It feels as though the final quarter of the year has flown by and we are looking forward to a much-needed break. Here are a few highlights from the final quarter of the year.

A group of youth including climate justice activists visited the Khutala coal mine organised by Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe.

It’s been a busy third quarter for the African Climate Alliance organisational team. Here are a few highlights from the past three months.