Africa is on the front lines of dramatic climate impacts, from floods, to cyclones, and droughts that, analysts say, can wipe out decades of developmental gains overnight. For African climate negotiators, the benchmark for success would be outlined at the COP26 UN climate talks in November. Would they agree to increase climate finance and keep the possibility of limiting temperature rise to within 1.5 Celsius alive? Ridwan Karim Dini-Osman brings us this report from Ghana.
