ZAMBIA, CHINA SIGN MOU TO ESTABLISH AFRICAN NATION’S 1ST CHOLERA VACCINE PLANT

Tue 08 October 2024: Zambia signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with China on Monday to establish the southern African nation’s first cholera vaccine manufacturing plant. The project’s first phase will cost $37 million, with about three million doses expected to be produced through a joint venture between Zambia’s Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) and Jijia […]

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CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS ASKING MALAWI GOVERNMENT TO REVISIT ITS STAND ON WAR IN GAZA

Mon 07 October 2024: Some civil society organisations in Malawi, on Monday, asked the Malawi government to revisit its stand on the raging war in Gaza “because its current approach is against its values ​​of peace and respect for humanity”, Anadolu Agency reports. The stance of the southern African nation was a clear demonstration that it is […]

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GAS ISN’T A GOOD ALTERNATIVE TO COAL – SOUTH AFRICA SHOULD FOCUS ON SOLAR, WIND AND GREEN HYDROGEN

Mon 07 October 2024: South Africa is immersed in a “just energy transition” from a fossil fuel-based energy system to a cleaner, low-carbon energy system. This new system will be based primarily on renewable energy, such as solar, wind and green hydrogen. Such a transition is deeply contested. Those with direct and indirect commercial interests in […]

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KENYA LAUNCHES ELEPHANT TRANSLOCATION TO BOOST CONSERVATION AND COMMUNITY SAFETY

Sun 06 October 2024: In a bold move to improve human-wildlife coexistence and protect the fragile ecosystems of central Kenya, the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) embarked on an extensive elephant translocation operation on Thursday. The initiative aims to address the growing conflict between humans and elephants, while enhancing wildlife conservation in the region. The operation […]

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OVER 1,000 KILLED, 740,000 DISPLACED BY FLOODS AFFECTING 5M IN WEST, CENTRAL AFRICA: UN

Fri 04 October 2024: More than 1,000 people have died and at least 740,000 displaced as floods wreak havoc across West and Central Africa, affecting over 5 million people in 16 countries, the UN said on Thursday. Most parts of the central and west African region as well as the Sahel have been experiencing severe […]

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1 YEAR OF GAZA GENOCIDE: HOW SOUTH AFRICA PUT ISRAEL IN THE ICJ DOCK

Fri 04 October 2024: Pretoria recalled all its diplomats from Tel Aviv last November for consultations over Israel’s war on Gaza  Israel also recalled its envoy from Pretoria days later ‘for consultations’ amid the growing diplomatic rift between the two countries over the conflict in Gaza  ‘South Africa is trying its best with limited resources […]

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