African Climate Science-Policy Has a Serious Blind Spot – the Slowing Atlantic Circulation

African Climate Science-Policy Has a Serious Blind Spot – the Slowing Atlantic Circulation

The climate fiction movie The Day After Tomorrow, released in 2004, popularised the devastating effects of sudden climate change on planet Earth. The plot dramatises the consequences of a shut-down in an ocean current, and features the Northern Hemisphere plunging, within a few weeks, into an ice age. The lead character, palaeoclimatologist Jack Hall, uncovers…

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African Climate Science-Policy Has a Serious Blind Spot – the Slowing Atlantic Circulation

Africans Want Elections but Don’t Trust Electoral Management Bodies to Ensure They’re Free and Fair

Assessments of election quality have worsened over the past decade. Key findings On average across 38 countries, about three-quarters (74%) of Africans support choosing their leaders through regular, open, and honest elections. This is the majority position in every surveyed country, although support for elections has weakened over the past decade. Strong majorities favour multiparty…

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African Climate Science-Policy Has a Serious Blind Spot – the Slowing Atlantic Circulation

Africa: Dangote Targets 90m – Tonne Cement Production to Make Africa Self-Sufficient

Dangote Cement Plc has reaffirmed its commitment to making Africa fully self-sufficient in cement production, strengthening the continent’s industrial backbone and reducing reliance on imported construction materials. Speaking during a strategic briefing on the company’s expansion drive, the Group Managing Director of Dangote Cement, Mr. Arvind Pathak, emphasised that the company is accelerating its investments…

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African Climate Science-Policy Has a Serious Blind Spot – the Slowing Atlantic Circulation

Africa: Mahama to Lead Repatriation of Africa’s Foreign Reserves …Says Continent Trapped in Dependency

President John Dramani Mahama, the African Union champion of African financial Institutions, has hinted that he is leading advocacy for the repatriation of and investment of part of Africa’s “huge foreign reserves” in African Financial Institutions. According to him, most of these foreign reserves are by colonial construct held in Western financial institutions and, in…

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African Climate Science-Policy Has a Serious Blind Spot – the Slowing Atlantic Circulation

Africa’s Integration Must Move From Aspiration to Action – President Mahama

President John Dramani Mahama has emphasized the need for Africa’s integration agenda to be translated into a daily economic reality, where businesses can trade seamlessly across borders without undue challenges. He noted that although Africa has largely put in place the institutional and policy architecture for integration, the real task remains the difficult work of…

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