COP29’s Shortcomings: The Climate Financing Impasse for Africa
At COP29, developed nations pledged US$300 billion annually for climate funding, falling significantly short of Africa's demand for US$1.3 trillion....
Month: December 2024
Global Temperature Expected to Exceed 1.5C, Marking Historic Milestone
The average global temperature for 2023 is set to exceed 1.5 degrees Celsius for the first time, marking it as...
Projected Growth of the Artificial Intelligence Market in Saudi Arabia by 2033
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's AI market is projected to reach USD 61.85 billion by 2033, with a CAGR of...
Ben Curran Joins Zimbabwean Squad for Upcoming Afghanistan ODI Series
Ben Curran has been selected for Zimbabwe's ODI series against Afghanistan, marking his first call-up to the national team after...
Gabon’s Transitional President Explores Egypt’s Cultural Heritage
During his official visit to Egypt, Gabon's transitional president Brice Oligui Nguema explored significant archaeological sites including the Grand Egyptian...
COP29 in Baku: Balancing Optimism and Challenges in Climate Action
The COP29 summit in Baku convened global leaders to address climate change, revealing tensions regarding financial commitments to developing nations....
Chad: Urgent Call for Release of Acquitted Opposition Relatives and Fair Trials
Chadian authorities are urged to release ten relatives of the late opposition leader Yaya Dillo Djerou who remain unjustly detained...
Mysterious Illness ‘Disease X’ Claims Lives in Democratic Republic of Congo
The World Health Organization reports that a mysterious illness known as "disease X" has resulted in at least 31 deaths,...
Kongsberg Digital Partners with Transnet to Enhance Maritime Training in South Africa
Kongsberg Digital has secured a significant contract with Transnet SOC Ltd to deliver advanced simulators for use at the Transnet...
Global Drylands Expand as 77.6% of Earth’s Land Becomes Permanently Drier Since 1990
A recent UNCCD report reveals that 77.6% of Earth's land has become permanent drylands since 1990, affecting 5 billion people...
