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Africa, despite contributing only 4% to global carbon emissions, faces the highest risks from climate change, necessitating significant adaptation funding that many nations lack. Economic challenges, political instability, and governance …
Africa: The Climate Crisis It Faces Without Cause Read More
First Bank of Nigeria Limited plans to expand its operations into Ethiopia, Angola, and Cameroon in response to opening financial markets across these countries. As Ethiopia introduces legislation for foreign …
First Bank of Nigeria Targets Expansion into Ethiopia, Angola, and Cameroon Read More
First Bank of Nigeria Limited is set to expand into Ethiopia, Angola, and Cameroon, capitalizing on opening financial markets in these countries. With the recent liberalization in Ethiopia allowing foreign …
First Bank of Nigeria Expands Footprint in Africa: Focus on Ethiopia, Angola, and Cameroon Read More
Lead poisoning remains a persistent threat to public health and the environment in Africa, particularly affecting children. Despite international regulations, the informal recycling of electronic waste and lead-acid batteries exacerbates …
Addressing Lead Poisoning: An Imperative for Public Health and Environmental Protection in Africa Read More
Pakistan faces grave economic losses of $1.62 billion from internet disruptions, with IT associations urging the government to expedite 5G implementation and tackle slow speeds. A report showed that political …
Pakistan Suffering $1.62 Billion Losses Due to Internet Disruptions Read More
Mozambique is experiencing escalating political unrest, severely affecting port operations and hindering regional trade, particularly through the Port of Maputo. This unrest has resulted in significant delays and losses for …
Political Unrest in Mozambique Spurs Shipping Crisis and Threatens Regional Stability Read More
The World Bank’s Africa Pulse Report reveals a notable education funding gap in Sub-Saharan Africa, with countries like Nigeria spending only $54 per student compared to $8,500 in high-income nations. …
Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa Confront Significant Education Funding Gap Read More
Malawi suffers significant setbacks in its development goals due to climate change-induced disasters, costing over USD 1.19 billion between 2015 and 2023. Tropical storms and cyclones have devastated infrastructure and …
Malawi’s Development Aims Undermined by Severe Climate Change Impacts Read More
The article examines the trend of autocrats fleeing their countries after mass uprisings since World War II. It highlights various leaders who sought refuge due to public dissent against corruption …
The Flight of Autocrats: Leaders Who Fled Amidst Mass Uprisings Since WWII Read More
This week’s climate news highlights critical developments, including the disappointing COP29 outcomes where developing nations criticized the $300 billion climate finance pledge as insufficient, alarming statistics on wildfire-related air pollution …
Week in Review: Key Climate Developments from November 25-29, 2024 Read More