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Mauritania has launched a major initiative to boost wheat production through modern farming techniques, improved irrigation, and high-yield seeds. The project aims to enhance food security, support rural economies, and reduce dependence on imports.
Mauritania has inaugurated a Chinese-built water pre-treatment facility to improve access to clean water and reduce health risks. The project strengthens bilateral ties and supports sustainable development through advanced infrastructure and international collaboration.
African leaders and climate activists are calling for a transformative shift in global climate financing, urging the world to view Africa not as a climate victim but as a vital partner for investment.
The United Nations has called on African nations to harness the economic opportunities arising from ambitious climate plans, highlighting Morocco as a key example for the region.
Uganda has reclaimed control of electricity distribution from Umeme after two decades of private management, aiming to lower costs and expand access. The move has sparked a legal dispute over unrecovered investments, highlighting tensions between public oversight and private-sector involvement. This shift marks a potential turning point in the country’s energy policy and its approach to affordable electricity for citizens.
Rwanda has achieved 85% electricity access nationwide, marking a major leap from just 2% in 2000. As tariffs remain under review, the government eyes universal access while maintaining financial sustainability in the power sector.
