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Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) Secretary-General, Mr Mithika Mwenda (Left), moderate the discusion about the Civil Society and Climate governance (NDCs, Mitigation, Adaptation, Land use and forestry and more in the conference in the African Climate Talk (ACT) meeting in the Bank of Tanzania Conference Hall discus policy make and more. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Yesterday, September 5.2015. ( All Photos by Andrew Chale, modewjiblog)
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