Vol. 5 No. 1 (2024)

This issue of JOCAP brings together a selection of papers that critically engage with the ethical, social, cultural, and philosophical dimensions of Artificial Intelligence and climate change from African perspectives. The contributions examine themes such as AI ethics and governance, climate justice, indigenous and communitarian philosophies, decolonial and feminist approaches to technology, and the uneven impacts of technological and environmental change on African societies. Collectively, the papers highlight African experiences of vulnerability, resilience, and innovation, while advancing context-sensitive frameworks for addressing the intersection of AI, climate change, and social justice on the continent and in the African diaspora.