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05/10/2026

Community Mass Meeting 📢 50 kWh IS NOT ENOUGH

The fight for affordable, reliable electricity continues in Botshabelo. Join residents for a Community Mass Meeting to build support for 350 kWh to meet people’s basic energy needs.

📅 10 October

⏰ 10 AM–3 PM

📍 NICRO Hall, E Section, Botshabelo 🇿🇦

📣 Add your voice to the demand for . Sign the petition: ✍🏿https://to.350.org/electricity-for-all-petition

I’ve signed the petition because access to electricity is a basic need. Join me and people across Mzansi in calling on the government to make electricity affordable and accessible for everyone and to provide 350 kWh of Free Basic Electricity each month to families who can’t af...

05/10/2026

Building People’s Power ⚡✊🏿 How do we take the fight for from one community to every doorstep? 🇿🇦

Abahlali Base Freedom Park is hosting a Door-to-Door Campaign Training as part of the campaign, building community capacity to mobilise support for 350 kWh for eligible households.

📅 6 October

⏰ 10 AM–1 PM

📍 Funda Church, Freedom Park - JHB

📣 Join the movement for . Sign the petition: ✍🏿https://to.350.org/electricity-for-all-petition

04/10/2026

The future of African energy isn’t happening in centralized power plants, it’s happening right in our communities.

The campaign is about placing clean, reliable, decentralized renewable energy directly into the hands of the people. No more waiting for the grid. No more blackouts holding our potential back.

Join a growing network of changemakers working to power their own communities.

Tap the link in our bio to join the network today!

01/10/2026

Behind South Africa’s electricity crisis are real people struggling to make ends meet.

Our voices matter. Our needs matter.

It’s time to demand an energy system that puts access, affordability and people’s basic need for electricity first.

✍🏿 Sign the petition » https://to.350.org/electricity-for-all-petition

Demand ✊🏿🇿🇦

30/09/2026

Day 1 of the African Symposium on Climate Reparations

30/09/2026

Live from Mombasa, Kenya | Day 1 of the African Symposium on Climate Reparations

Our team joined civil society leaders, grassroots advocates, and indigenous communities to unpack what true decolonial climate reparative justice must look like for those on the frontlines of climate harm.

Participating in discussions on legal frameworks, state obligations, and human rights, we analyzed the ICJ Advisory Opinion on state climate duties. Our key contribution and call to action:
1. Make Polluters Pay: We cannot talk about climate reparations without holding fossil fuel corporations accountable for the loss and damage they inflict on African communities and ecosystems.
2, Inclusive Jurisprudence: Who decides what counts as legal knowledge? Indigenous voices and shadow reports documenting climate harms must lead climate litigation and negotiation spaces.
3. Reparations beyond cash: Climate reparations cannot be limited to financial payouts; they must center land restitution, rehabilitation of cultural heritage, and the full restoration of dignity as defined by affected communities themselves.

30/09/2026

For far too long, conversations about global climate action have been shaped elsewhere and delivered to Africa as an afterthought.

Platforms like the African Symposium on Climate Reparations are important step up as the architects of this global movement.

We aren’t waiting for external solutions, we are actively designing the systems, mechanisms, and legal structures required to enforce accountability, secure loss & damage financing, and deliver true climate justice on our own terms.

African expertise, vision, and leadership are leading the way.

📍 Location: Mombasa, Kenya
📅 Dates: Sept 30 – Oct 1

Updated from the discussions coming soon!

30/09/2026

For far too long, conversations about global climate action have been shaped elsewhere and delivered to Africa as an afterthought.

Which is why platforms like the African Symposium on Climate Reparations are a crucial step up to building on this global movement.

We aren’t waiting for external solutions, we are actively designing the systems, mechanisms, and legal structures required to enforce accountability, secure loss & damage financing, and deliver true climate justice on our own terms.

African expertise, vision, and leadership are leading the way.

📍 Location: Mombasa, Kenya
📅 Dates: Sept 30 – Oct 1

Updates from the discussions coming soon!

29/09/2026

Only 16%.

Minister Ramokgopa says the current Free Basic Electricity allocation could support around 2.5 million households, but only about 400,000 are receiving it.

That means 84% of households are still missing out.

As South Africa reviews its electricity pricing policy, transparency matters. But as Ferron Pedro of 350.org South Africa says, electricity policy must ultimately ensure people can access the basic electricity they need to live with dignity.

We need Electricity for All. Read our response » https://to.350.org/electricity-policy-vague-affordability

29/09/2026

Talks are not enough - justice requires accountability!

Starting Sept 30th through Oct 1st, the African Symposium on Climate Reparations unites activists, youth leaders, policymakers, and scholars to champion climate justice for Africa.

Climate change isn’t just an environmental issue, it’s an economic, social, and human rights issue. Together, we are building a united front to demand equity, funding, and structural repair.Stay tuned as key conversations unfold over the next two days! Power Shift Africa

How should global powers be held accountable for climate impacts? Drop your thoughts below!