Africa: Nature Is Making a Comeback – Now Restoration Funding Must Quadruple

Africa: COP17 Celebrates Indigenous Leaders Amid Demand for Greater Inclusion in Biodiversity Decisions

Yerevan, Armenia — At the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) COP17, the presence of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs) is impossible to miss. Indigenous representatives speak at side events, participate in contact groups, advise negotiators and engage across multiple forums shaping the future of global biodiversity policy. Yet amid this growing visibility, one message…

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Kodak Alaris appoints Kolok as SA distributor

Kodak Alaris appoints Kolok as SA distributor

Kolok takes on Kodak Alaris’s scanner range in new South African distribution deal. Document scanning technology provider Kodak Alaris has appointed IT and office technology distributor Kolok to distribute its full range of document scanner hardware in SA. The companies aim to improve product availability, extend reseller coverage and make the portfolio more accessible to customers across…

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Africa: Nature Is Making a Comeback – Now Restoration Funding Must Quadruple

Africa: Green Initiatives in Ethiopia Catalyst to Drive Climate Action Across Africa – UN-Habitat Official

Addis Ababa — Ethiopia’s green development initiatives provide a practical lesson for African countries seeking to reduce emissions and advance climate action, UN-Habitat Regional Office for Africa Director Oumar Sylla said. In an exclusive interview with ENA, Sylla commended Ethiopia’s efforts to curb emissions through clean cooking, cleaner energy for vehicles, green corridors and large-scale…

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Africa: Nature Is Making a Comeback – Now Restoration Funding Must Quadruple

Africa’s Biodiversity Goals Face Data, Funding and Capacity Gaps, Experts Warn

Nairobi — African countries need stronger biodiversity data systems, technical expertise and sustainable financing to translate global conservation commitments into measurable action, regional institutions have warned. The warning emerged at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP17), where African regional institutions highlighted gaps in biodiversity monitoring, data sharing and institutional capacity that could hinder implementation of the…

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Why the JSE is keeping its AI agents on a short leash

Why the JSE is keeping its AI agents on a short leash

The author, the JSE’s Alicia Greenwood Adopting AI has proved considerably easier than turning it into measurable enterprise value. McKinsey’s 2026 State of AI survey found that 80% of respondents believe AI has improved their individual productivity, but only 37% report any impact from AI on earnings before interest and tax. Organisations have moved quickly…

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Africa: Nature Is Making a Comeback – Now Restoration Funding Must Quadruple

Africa: Australia’s Exported Fossil Fuels Emit More Than 44 ‘Least Developed Countries’ Combined

COP31 co-host Australia’s fossil fuel exports produced more emissions than the combined 44 “least developed countries” in the 10 years since the Paris Agreement, a new Global Witness analysis of Australian government data can reveal Following Paris’s landmark COP21 climate conference in 2015 – where countries agreed to make efforts to keep global heating below…

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What happens to customer funds on exchanges

What happens to customer funds on exchanges

A record-breaking hack at Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, is a reminder of the risks investors take when trusting a company to hold their digital tokens. Binance said Friday that the security breach affected about $6.3 billion in client assets, making it the largest crypto hack on record. Around $3 billion of the affected…

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