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1400 results for renewable=energy
  • Illustration of an Offshore Wind Farm combined with floating solar, which will be constructed by Anansi off the coasts of Ningo and Anloga

    Anansi Green Energy to deliver green electricity to Ghanaians through a new renewable energy platform

  • More People with Higher Education Unemployed — GSS Report

    GSS reports that more people with higher education are unemployed

  • President Nana Akufo-Addo

    Charting an independent course: Strategies for African self-sufficiency

  • See the 4 African countries set to test run the World Bank’s $15 billion energy program image: Noppadon

    See the 4 African countries set to test run the World Bank’s $15 billion energy program

  • Oliver Barker-Vormawor

    Barker-Vormawor resigns from the #FixTheCountry movement

  • Mrs. Samira Bawumia

    ‘Encourage women participation in climate action’ - Samira Bawumia to Climate Forum

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  • Kenya leads Africa in deployment of mini-grids: Here’s how it has affected employment in the country

    Kenya leads Africa in deployment of mini-grids: Here’s how it has affected employment in the country

  • Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen quits NPP a second time.

    Alan Kyerematen quits NPP: Read his full resignation speech

  • Ghana is looking to supply Nigeria with its electricity needs following power grid shutdown

    Ghana is looking to supply Nigeria with its electricity needs following power grid shutdown

  • Dr Akinwunmi Adesina

    Africa is not as risky as you hear, it is a market frontier with huge untapped potential - Adesina

  • Excavators and drillers at work in an open pit at Tenke Fungurume, a copper and cobalt mine 110 km (68 miles) northwest of Lubumbashi in Congo's copper-producing south, owned by miner Freeport McMoRan, Lundin Mining and state mining company Gecamines, in a file photo. REUTERS/Jonny Hogg

    Disturbing human rights abuses unearthed in the wake of Congo's mining boom

  • President William Ruto, at podium, flanked by African leaders at the Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi, September 6, 2023. Photo credits: Simon Maina, AFP

    Breakdown of the climate finance deals at the inaugural Africa Climate Summit

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  • African leaders advocate in-continent processing of abundant mineral wealth

  • European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and AU Commission chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat. Photo by: Etienne Ansotte / European Union

    Europe claims to be altering its priority in Africa from resource exploitation to sustainability

  • 20. Lagos, Nigeria

    See the four economic giants that recommitted to strengthening trade ties with Nigeria

  • See the EU’s $150 billion energy projects intended to be housed in Africa

    See the EU’s $150 billion energy projects intended to be housed in Africa

  • Mining vaccines, and trade, Kenya and Indonesia ink multi-faceted agreements

    Mining vaccines, and trade, Kenya and Indonesia ink multi-faceted agreements

  • Top high schools compete for ultimate prize in 2023 National Business Pitch Competition

    Top high schools compete for ultimate prize in 2023 National Business Pitch Competition

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  • China to partner Nigeria on renewable energy (Caixin Global)

    Investing $100 billion annually: Africa's ambitious path to clean energy by 2040

  • Niger Millitary announces coup [Guardian]

    Niger's coup spurs nervousness with the World Bank as it temporarily halts aid to the country

  • See details of the latest economic partnership between the UK and Nigeria

    See details of the latest economic partnership between the UK and Nigeria

  • Zanzibar

    Zanzibar allocates Sh800 billion to procuring an alternate power source

  • African giants: The 10 largest economies on the continent

    African giants: The 10 largest economies on the continent

  • China is set to invest $36 billion in some of Algeria's key economic sectors

    China is set to invest $36 billion in some of Algeria's key economic sectors

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  • Migrants from Tunisia and Libya arrive onboard of an Italian Coast Guard boat on the Italian island of Lampedusa on August 1

    See the pressing issue that urged European Union to pledge $1.2 billion to Tunisia

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