DURBAN youth showed their support for the #Youth4ClimateAction March, which was scheduled to take place across the world.

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At least two dozen countries took part in the global march, which stood against the use of fossil fuels.

It has been reported that we only have 12 years left to limit greenhouse gases, in an effort to prevent a climate change catastrophe.

The global movement took off when Greta Thunberg staged an action outside the Swedish Riksdag (parliament), holding a sign that read ‘Skolstrejk för klimatet’ or‘School strike for climate’ during August 2018.

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