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EXCLUSIVE: Nigerian Student Calls for Greater African Youth Influence in Climate Talks at COP31
EcoCare Initiative leader Abdullahi Sani tells DNE Africa that African young people must move beyond attending international climate conferences to influencing decisions, while highlighting the importance of grassroots environmental action.…
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EXCLUSIVE: Expert Albert Sharra Backs AI Adoption in Malawi’s Parliament and Government
A computational social scientist and political expert, Dr Albert Sharra says artificial intelligence could improve legislative research, monitor public spending…
EXCLUSIVE: Tanzania Railway Could Unlock Regional Trade as Egypt’s Arab Contractors Undertakes Feasibility Studies
Titus Thobias tells DNE Africa the Mtwara–Songea–Mbamba Bay railway could create thousands of jobs and strengthen regional commerce, but warns…
INTERVIEW: AFRINEX’s Thapelo Tsheole on Africa’s Capital Markets, India Corridor and Cross-Border Investment
Thapelo Tsheole, CEO of the African International Financial Exchange (AFRINEX), spoke exclusively to DNE Africa about the exchange’s strategy to…
In Depth: Morocco Election Puts PAM at Center of Coalition Talks as 2030 World Cup Looms
Morocco’s Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) emerged as the largest party in Wednesday’s legislative election, putting it at the center…
EXCLUSIVE: Libya’s Sharara Oilfield Faces Force Majeure Risk after Pipeline Shutdown
Libya’s Sharara oilfield is facing the risk of force majeure after an armed group shut down a crude oil pipeline,…
INTERVIEW: FAO’s Elwaer Warns of Growing Pressure on Libya’s Food Security
Libya’s grain production is facing mounting pressure from prolonged drought, declining groundwater resources and increasingly erratic rainfall, while political and…
EXCLUSIVE: Libya’s Green Mountain Grain Belt Hit by Changing Rainfall Patterns, FAO Official Warns
Changing rainfall patterns are threatening agricultural production in Libya’s Green Mountain region, one of the country’s key grain- and livestock-producing…
EXCLUSIVE: FAO, Libya Launch Programme to Protect Livestock Genetic Resources
Libya and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) are implementing a programme to preserve the country’s…
INTERVIEW: IFPRI’s Nwagboso on Empowering Young Women in Africa’s Agrifood Sector
Chibuzo Nwagboso: Finance Alone Cannot Unlock Young Women’s Potential in Africa’s Agrifood Systems Financial access alone is unlikely to close…
Senegal’s Locally Made Sickle Cell Drug Raises Hopes for Better Access Across Africa
Senegal is set to become the second African country after Nigeria to locally produce a hydroxyurea-based treatment for sickle cell…
Scaling Agricultural Innovation Can Boost Africa’s Farmers, Jobs, Agriculture Advocate Tells DNE Africa
Africa needs to overhaul its regulatory, financial and market systems to turn agricultural innovation into commercially viable businesses and higher…
Egypt-Libya Oil Pipeline Could Boost Energy Ties, but Political Unity Remains Key: Analyst
Egypt and Libya are moving closer to launching a proposed 800-kilometre oil pipeline linking the Libyan city of Tobruk with…
