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Phetogo ya seemo sa loapi mo Aforika e na le matshosetsi ka jaana Aforika e le nngwe ya di kontinente tse di motlhofo go amiwa ke ditlamorago tsa phetogo ya loapi.[1][2][3]Metswedi mengwe e bolela fa Aforika e le yone kontinente e e amegang thata mo lefatsheng.[4][5]Go amega mo go laolwa ke dilo dingwe di akaretsa go nna bokoa go itepatepanya le diemo, go ikaega ka dimela le diphologolo le go tlhoka go tlhabologa ga tsa temothuo.[6] Borai jwa phetogo ya loapi mo go tsa temothuo, tshireletso ya dijo, metswedi ya metsi le ditirelo tsa tikologo bo ka nna le ditlamorago tse di botlhoko mo matshelong le mo tlhabololong mo Aforika.[7] Ntle le pelaelo epe ba IPCC ka ngwaga wa 2007 ba ne ba bolella fa mafatshe a le mantsi le dikgaolo tse di mo Aforika, go ntsha maduo ga temothuo le tshireletso ya dijo go tla wela tlase ka ntata ya phetogo ya seemo sa loapi le go farologana ga loapi.[8] Go laola bodiphatsa bo go tlhoka gore go tswakanngwe ditsela tsa go emisa le tsa go tlwaela seemo mo taolong ya dijo le ditirelo tsa tikologo le tsamaiso ya temothuo mo Aforika.[9]


Mo dingwageng tse di masome tse di tlang, go thuthafala mo go bakiwang ke phetogo ya loapi go solofetswe mo lefatsheng ka bophara, mme pula e tla oketsega. [10]Gompieno Aforika o thuthafala ka bofefo go gaisa dikontinente tse dingwe mo lefatsheng. Bontlha jo bo tona jwa kontinente bo ka felela bo sa nnege ka ntlha ya lobelo lo phetogo ya seemo sa loapi e lo tabogang, se se ka nna le ditlamorago tse di maswe mo botsogong jwa batho, tshireletso ya dijo le khumanego.[11][12][13]Go solofelwa gore ditlamorago mo go neng ga pula di farologane mme ebile sesupo sa phetogo mo lefelong le le lengwe ga e tlhomamisege,le fa mme phetogo e solofetswe. Selekanyo sa mogote mo Aforika se oketsegile ka 1 degrees celcius fa e sale ka 19th century go tsena ka dingwaga tsa ntlha tsa 21st century, mme kwa Sahel selekanyo sa mogote se se kwa tlase kwa phelelong ya paka ya komelelo ke 3 degrees celcius.[14]


Sekai, lefatshe la Kenya le itemogela bokoa jo bo kwa godimo fa go tla mo ditlamoragong tsa phetogo ya seemo sa loapi. Borai jwa phetogo ya loapi bo akaretsa komelelo le merwalela, di patlisiso tse disha di abelela fa go tla nna le dipula tse dintsi mme di sa kgone go bonelwa pele. Fa godimo ga moo, dipelaelo tse dingwe ke gore mogote o tla ya kwa godimo ka 0.5 go ema ka 2 degrees celcius.[15] Mo mafelong a ditoropo a tletseng boidiidi jwa batho kwa Nairobi, Kenya, seemo sa bothibelelo jwa bo maipaafela se ka gakatsa ditlamorago tsa phetogo ya seemo sa loapi le borai jwa dibetsa tsa tlholego.[16] Seemo sa bothibelelo jwa bo maipaafela se baka go thuthafala ga bosa ka ntlha ya didirisiwa tsa dikago, go tlhoka phefo, le go tlhoka go bona motlakase le ditirelo tse dingwe.[17] Go thibela borai jwa phetogo ya seemo sa loapi mo mafelo a, go ka nna botlhokwa go tlhabolola mathibelelo a jaaka dikago tsa toropo tse di agetsweng go itepatepanya le phetogo ya seemo sa loapi.

Fa go tla mo maitekong a go itepatepanya le seemo, batsayakarolo mo kgaolong ba tsweletse pele. Se se akaretsa go tlhabolola le go tsaya karolo mo mananeong a le mmalwa a go itepetepanya le phetogo ya seemo sa loapi. Sekai. SADC Policy Paper Climate Change, le lenaneo la go itepatepanya le seemo la lephata la metsi. Fa godimo ga foo, go nnile le maiteko a mangwe a go atolosa go itepatepanya le phetogo ya loapi, jaaka Programme on Climate Change Adaptation, Mitigation in eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA-EAC-SADC).


Jaaka lekgotla le laolang mafatshe a le masome matlhano le botlhano, African Union e beile pele dielo di le masome mane le bosupa le ditiro tse di tsamaelanang le tsone mo pegong e e santseng e tla tlhaololwa ya 2014 go emisa le go fokotsa phetogo ya loapi mo kgaolon. Mokwaledimogolo wa United Nations o tlhalositse gape botlhokwa jwa go nna le tirisanommogo le lekgotla la African Union go rarabolola phetogo ya loapi, go lebilwe SustaInable development goals tsa United Nations. United Nations e abelela gore fa go lebilwe koketsego ya dipalo tsa batho mo Aforika, madi a a kana ka $1.3 trillion a tla tlhokega ngwaga le ngwaga go kgona go fitlhelela seelo sa Sustainable Development Goals mo Aforika. International Monetary Fund le yone e abelela fa $50 billion a tlaa tlhokega go duela ditshenyegelo tsa go itepatepanya le phetogo loapi.[18][19][20]

Tlhotlheletso mo tikologong ya tlholego

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Selekanyo sa mogote le phetogo ya seemo sa bosa

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Go etswe tlhoko fa mogote wa moalo wa lefatshe o ile kwa godimo mo Aforika fa e sale ka 19th century go fitlhelela ka 21st century ka mogote wa 1 degrees celcius, mme mo gae mogote oo kwa tlase kwa Sahel fa paka e e omeletseng e fela e le 3 degrees celcius.[14] Pula yone go lemogilwe fa e sa ne e le ntsi ebile e sa ne mo karolong yotlhe ka bophara jaaka go solofetswe. [15][2]Diphetogo tse di etsweng tlhoko mo selekanyong sa mogote le pula di a farologana.[16][15]


Ditlhotlhomiso tse di dirilweng ka ngwaga wa 2019 di akanyeditse fa paka ya komelelo e tla tsaya lobaka ka nako ya dipula mme gape go nne le dipula tse di matsorotsoro mo Aforika.[3] Ka mafoko a mangwe maemo a a feteletseng a bosa a tla gakalela pele.[4] Patlisiso e lemogile fa didirisiwa tse di lekanyang di ka se kgone go bona selekanyo sa diphetogo tse ka di sa direlwa go kapa selekanyo se se kalo.[3]

Metswedi ya metsi

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Boleng le go nna teng ga metsi go ile kwa tlase mo mafelong a le mantsi mo Aforika, segolo jang ka ntata ya phetogo ya loapi.[21] Metswedi ya metsi e mo kotsing e bile e na le kgonagalo ya go amiwa thata ke phetogo ya seemo sa loapi ka ditlamorago tse dikgolo mo sechabeng.[22] IPCC e akanyetsa fa dimilione tsa batho mo Aforika ba tla tswelela ka go tlhoka metsi ka ntlha ya pharologanyo ya seemo sa loapi le phetogo. (IPCC 2013). Diphetogo tsa ka fa pula e nang ka teng di ama go elela ga metsi mo lefatsheng le go nna teng ga metsi.[23] Phetogo mo go dikologeng ga metsi go ka nna le seabe se segolo mo mekgatsheng ya dinoka mo Aforika. Go tlhabolola go tlhaloganya diphetogo tse di fetileng le ste di santseng di tla mo go nneng teng ga metsi ka ntlha ya phetogo ya loapi,

Tlhotlheletso mo bathong

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Phetogo ya seemo sa loapi e tla tswelela ka go ama Aforika ka ntlha ya mabaka a le mantsi. Manokonoko a a setse a kgona go utlwiwa mme a tla tswelela ka go oketsega fa go sa tsewe kgato epe go fokotsa kgaso ya mowa o o borai mo lefatsheng ka bophara. Manokonoko a akaretsa mogote o o kwa godimo, lenyora, go fetoga ga ka fa pula e nang ka teng lego oketsega ga dipharologanyo tsa phetogo ya loapi. Diemo tse di na le seabe mo go fetlheng motlakase le tiriso ya one. Lenyora le le nnileng teng mo malobeng mo mafatsheng a le mantsi a Aforika, mo go amantsweng le phetogo ya loapi, go amile go fetlhiwa ga motlakase le kgolo ya itsholelo mo kontinenteng ka bophara.

Aforika e tla nna nngwe ya dikgaolo tse di amilweng thata ke manokonoko a phetogo ya seemo sa loapi.[24] Mabaka a gore Aforika a bo a tshabelelwa ke go amega a a farologana ebile a akaretsa selekanyo se se kwa tlase sa go itepatepanya le phetogo e. Mafatshe a le mantsi mo Aforika a wela mo mafatsheng a a kwa tlase mo ditlhabologong, mme ka jalo a lebanwe ke dikgwetlho tse di farologaneng fa go tla mo go tsibogeleng manokonoko a phetogo ya loapi.[25]

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