In the evolving discourse on environmental governance and political interactions in Africa, AYIKA: Journal of Environment and Politics in Africa stands out as a critical scientific platform that promotes in-depth engagement and dialogue among a diverse array of stakeholders, including researchers, policy analysts, and civil society. The complex interconnection between environmental challenges and political frameworks necessitates a nuanced exploration of these relationships, as evidenced by the growing consensus among scientific and political communities regarding the fundamental causes of environmental degradation. Creating a conducive environment for comprehensive exploration, AYIKA seeks to elucidate the nuances of environmental governance and its far-reaching implications for sustainable development across the African
continent.