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Elders Call For Increase Of Monthly Stipend

Elders in Siaya are calling on the government to consider increasing the monthly stipend paid to those aged 70 and above at least to Sh6,000 from Sh2000.Speaking during celebrations to commemorate the International Day of the Older Persons, the el...

This innovative idea could help scale urban EV charging infrastructure

Predicted demand for Level 2 charging means the US will need at least 1 million plugs to support 48 million electric vehicles by 2030. EVs are becoming more affordable, but charging in cities - where most people live - is still a barrier. A prof...

Why the circular economy is a business imperative

The circular economy is a paradigm shift in how we do business, focusing on minimizing waste and maximizing resource efficiency. Born-circular companies are leading the way, while born-linear companies must pivot to survive. The circular economy...

CO2: a solution to the climate crisis (provided it’s the green and leafy kind)

Biogenic CO2 can be combined with green hydrogen to produce electro-fuels. Such fuels could provide carbon-neutral energy for hard-to-abate industries. More developed CO2 infrastructure is needed to encourage adoption of this technology at scale...

Expansion : Ethiopian Airlines acquires a new Boeing 737 MAX-8

La compagnie aérienne Ethiopian Airlines a réceptionné un Boeing 737-MAX 8 sur sa base à l'aéroport international Bole d'Addis-Abeba. Elle continue d'étoffer sa flotte, conformément à son plan d'expansion qui consiste à passer de 140 avions à 271 ...

Debt in Africa : the average ratio increased from 60% of GDP in 2022

The average debt ratio in sub-Saharan Africa has almost doubled in just ten years, from 30% of GDP at the end of 2013 to just under 60% of GDP at the end of 2022. This indicates the IMF. He adds that the cost of repaying this debt has also increas...

Financing in UEMOA : BOAD has totaled around 8,000 billion FCFA in commitments

ICT/digitalization occupies first place (40.1%), second place goes to 'Energy and natural resources' (23.9%), Finance and Insurance is placed in third position (12.4%), followed by agricultural production and food security (14%), health and educat...

GDP grows 0.01% from second quarter of 2022 to 2023

Angola's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew 0.01 per cent from the second quarter of 2022 to the second quarter of 2023, the National Statistics Institute (INE) said Monday in Luanda. According to the Rapid Information Sheet (FIR), referring to th...

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State Launches Kenya National Public Health Institute to Bolster Disease Prevention

Nairobi: Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has unveiled the Kenya National Public Health Institute (KNPHI), marking a significant milestone in the country's efforts to enhance Universal Health Coverage (UHC) through preventive healthcare to strength...
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Siaya County Launches Farmer Training to Enhance Food Security

Siaya: The Siaya County government, through the National Agricultural Value Chain Development Program (NAVCDP), has initiated a comprehensive training program for farmers in North Sakwa focused on good agronomic practices to bolster food security in t...

Marsabit County Residents Back Retention of National Government Funds

Marsabit: The collection of views on whether the National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) should be retained through a legal backup or be done away with has concluded in Marsabit County with residents taking a united stand for its re...

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Balé Province Launches National Planning Week with Focus on Contraceptive Use

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Namibian School Calendar Revised Ahead of Elections

WINDHOEK—The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture has announced adjustments to the school calendar to align with the upcoming Presidential and National Assembly elections scheduled for 27 November 2024. According to Namibia Press Agency, Sanet St...