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China's Lending to Africa Hits a Low, Study Shows

Beijing News 23 Sep 2023
johannesburg - As China marks the 10th anniversary of the launch of its global infrastructure project, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), show lending to Africa has fallen to its lowest level in almost two decades ... One of the most recent Chinese investments is a deal with South Africa signed in August to help with its energy crisis.
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Australia concerned about security threats in West Africa mining sector

Business Ghana 23 Sep 2023
mining firms operating in West Africa ... The conference, hosted by the Australian High Commission, was supported by the Australia- Africa Minerals and Energy Group (AAMEG) and MS Risk Limited and sponsored by mining companies including, Atlantic Lithium and the Perenti Group.
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At UN, African leaders say enough is enough: They must be partnered with, not sidelined

Times Union 23 Sep 2023
Most of Africa has logged a lifetime of independence — roughly 60 years — and the continent of more than 1.3 billion people is more conscious of the challenges stifling its development ... In his address, Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo blamed Africa’s present-day challenges on “historical injustices” and called for reparations for the slave trade.
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Arab Youth Survey: Majority of young Arabs say they will boycott brands that damage the environment

Gulf News 23 Sep 2023
More than half (58%) of Arab youth are ready to support calls to boycott brands that damage the environment, rising to about two-thirds (65%) of youth in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states followed by North Africa (58%) and the Levantine nations (51%) ... Several other countries are investing significantly in renewable energy projects.
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In New York, IBSA commits to working together on global south issues

Hindustan Times 23 Sep 2023
Fresh off from the success of the G20 summit where the three countries worked together, India, Brazil and South Africa (IBSA) have given a fresh call for reformed multilateralism and decided to invest new energy and add more substance to their trilateral grouping.
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Natural gas set to ignite African economies

Business Ghana 22 Sep 2023
There is worldwide gas activity going on, and Africa needs to come to the party.  The continent’s energy leaders will convene to discuss emerging energy opportunities at Africa Oil Week (https.//apo-opa.info/466pce3), “Africa's leading upstream event” from 9-13 October in Cape Town.
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Africa Shows Real Promise in Green Hydrogen with Projects in Egypt,Mauritania,Namibia & South Africa

Business Ghana 22 Sep 2023
Fortunately, Africa boasts a bounty of renewable energy inputs, like solar and wind, that can be harnessed to turn hydrogen into a viable sustainable power supply — as well as a powerful decarbonization tool ... Africa boasts a bounty of renewable energy inputs, like solar and ...
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Stakeholders Explore Solutions to Lingering Power Issues at Nigeria Energy Exhibition 

This Day 22 Sep 2023
Stakeholders at the 10th edition of Informa Market’s Nigeria Energy Exhibition and Conference, x-rayed electricity access in Africa,noting the huge gap between electricity supply and demand,as only a handful of countries can boast of 100% access ... It attracted West Africa’s most ...
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Ramokgopa calls for a dispensation to enable private sector to invest in expansion of the ...

Independent online (SA) 22 Sep 2023
Minister of Electricity Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has rallied the captains of industry to invest in the expansion of the transmission lines in South Africa as the government will be adding more renewable energy generation capacity to the grid ... security and energy sovereignty.
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CBE Governor attends Korea-Africa Economic Cooperation conference

Egypt Today 22 Sep 2023
The CBE Governor attended round tables and discussions centered on two priority subjects with a large number of African countries’ central bank governors; “The Just Transition to Clean Energy in Africa,” where the challenges facing the country were addressed, ...
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Asian FPSO operator unveils newbuild hull concept for large floaters

Upstream Online 22 Sep 2023
India’s Shapoorji Pallonji Energy (SP Energy) has unveiled a new-generation hull-concept for large floating production, storage and offloading vessels, with an eye on the massive oil projects in Africa and the Americas.
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Asian FPSO operator unveils newbuild hull concept for large-sized floaters

Upstream Online 22 Sep 2023
India’s Shapoorji Pallonji Energy (SP Energy) has unveiled a new-generation hull-concept design for large-sized floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessels, with an eye on the mega oil projects in Africa and the Americas.
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Unstoppable Africa: Igniting Transformation and Bold Collaborations

Business Ghana 22 Sep 2023
Leaders from global business, investment, government, sports, and the arts gathered in New York on Thursday, 21st September to mark the commencement of “Unstoppable Africa... leaders to discuss and strategize the way forward for Africa’s dynamic business landscape.
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Top warming talks official hopes for 'course correction' and praises small steps in climate efforts

Times Union 22 Sep 2023
Amin’s boss, the COP28 president, is an oil executive; Amin was the founding director of the U.N.’s renewable energy agency ... Rich nations already emitted heat-trapping gases to develop, he said, and it’s not fair to ask Africa to forego that without massive financial aid to help them leapfrog to clean energy.
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China’s Lending to Africa Hits a Low, Study Shows

Voa News 22 Sep 2023
As China marks the 10th anniversary of the launch of its global infrastructure project, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), new data show lending to Africa has fallen to its lowest level in almost two decades ... One of the most recent Chinese investments is a deal with South Africa signed in August to help with its energy crisis.

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