Across Africa, water and climate justice are inseparable. Climate change and the continent’s uneven responses to it are impacting water resilience through prolonged droughts, devastating floods, rising sea levels, and erratic rainfall. These environmental shocks are colliding with decades of underinvestment in public water infrastructure and ongoing attempts to privatise water supply and infrastructure. The result is a cascading crisis; millions of Africans are left without reliable access to safe, affordable water at precisely the moment when climate resilience demands it most.