Decarbonizing Africa’s Road Passenger Transport
In many African countries, it is still common to see old, battered buses servicing major cities, puffing out black smoke...
In many African countries, it is still common to see old, battered buses servicing major cities, puffing out black smoke...
In the southern Tunisian city of Gabes, a green hydrogen project is in development, aiming to transform the local energy...
Though renewable energy has moved from momentum to maturity across Africa, virtual free-wheeling remains rare. Virtual freewheeling is the transport...
Though still modest by global standards, clean tech is taking off in South Africa, and its fortunes are closely tied...
As extreme weather reduces crop yields and drives farmers off the land, Africa’s agricultural players are gradually adopting climate-smart technologies,...
In the Guelmim-Oued Noun region of southern Morocco, known as the "Gateway to the Sahara," pomegranate, fig, and carob trees...
Extreme weather is menacing Tanzania and Kenya, the two ‘tiger economies’ of East Africa. Kenya and Tanzania are neighboring nations...
“We can’t service the electricals. Maybe break apart the car, sell what you can,” Edward Ragadi, a technician in a...
Efforts to reduce emissions through the adoption of renewable energy have revealed new vulnerabilities in energy security. As countries shift...
How Beijing Turned Rare Earth Controls into Negotiating Power China introduced additional rare earth export controls on October 9, 2025....
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