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Boina123
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The U.N. has warned that Somalia and the rest of east Africa may soon be facing a severe locust plague.


A report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations says that young locusts are threatening pastures and crops in Somalia. The insects are said to threaten more than 10 million people in the region.


These young locusts are expected to mature and develop wings in the coming weeks. They are then expected to make their way to Ethiopia and Kenya.


Somalia has become the first country in east Africa to declare an emergency over locust infestation, BBC News reports.


Kenya and Ethiopia are already taking precautionary measures by using planes to spray pesticides to prevent a locust outbreak.


The locust outbreak follows a period of unusually heavy rains and a powerful cyclone off the coast of Somalia at the end of 2019, the Associated Press reports, citing climate experts.


According to the report, more rains are expected in the next few weeks. This means that the number of locusts could increase.


Dominique Burgeon, the Food and Agriculture Organization's emergency and resilience director, explained another generation of the insect could now even be born in regular moisture conditions due to the high density of locusts.


He said that without enough planes spraying to stop the locust swarms, the outbreak may even turn into a plague, which could take years to control.


RUNDOWN SHOWS:
1. Young locusts are threatening east Africa
2. How Kenya and Ethiopia are taking precautionary measures
3. The number of locusts could increase as more rains are expected
4. Why a new generation of locusts could be born even in regular moisture conditions


VOICEOVER (in English):


" A report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations says that young locusts are threatening pastures and crops in Somalia."


"The insects are said to threaten more than 10 million people in the region."


"These young locusts are expected to mature and develop wings in the coming weeks. They are then expected to make their way to Ethiopia and Kenya."


"Kenya and Ethiopia are already taking precautionary measures by using planes to spray pesticides to prevent a locust outbreak."


"Citing climate experts, the Associated Press reports that the locust outbreak follows a period of unusually heavy rains and a powerful cyclone off the coast of Somalia at the end of 2019."


"According to the report, more rains are expected in the next few weeks. This means that the number of locusts could increase."


"Dominique Burgeon, the Food and Agriculture Organization's emergency and resilience director, explained another generation of the insect could now even be born in regular moisture conditions due to the high density of locusts."


SOURCES: Associated, Press, Bloomberg, BBC News, Science Alert, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
https://apnews.com/3bdd3a1db71....36d0e0e454f5f1f59c99
https://www.bloomberg.com/news..../articles/2020-02-02
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-51348517
https://www.sciencealert.com/a....frica-is-having-its-
http://www.fao.org/3/ca7557en/ca7557en.pdf


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Boina123
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Join the discussion this Wednesday as we revisit the anti-corruption journey in Africa at 11:00 am (E.A.T)

Boina123
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As part of its series of activities on the impact of the COVID 19 pandemic, Making Finance Work for Africa (MFW4A) hosted a joint webinar with the African Financial Markets Initiative (AFMI) on the performance of the African local currency fixed income asset class. The African Local Currency Bond Fund (ALCB Fund), launched by the African Development Bank (AfDB), is a multi-stakeholder initiative which aims to promote local capital market development, access to long-term local currency financing, and to crowd-in domestic institutional investors. Read more: https://www.mfw4a.org/events/w....ebinar-covid-19-perf

Boina123
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Why is the need for investments in water and wastewater infrastructure in Africa massive, financing is increasingly available, but bankable projects are not to be found? Innovative approaches to attract investments to the renewable energy sector could bring learnings and inspiration for overcoming barriers in the water sector.

Boina123
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So many people ask me about what types of business they could start in Ghana or other parts of Africa. This is a list of five ideas that could help you get started on your dream of starting a business that invests in an African country.

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Boina123
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Moderator:
• Deborah Magid, IBM Ventures

Panelists:
• Tayo Akinyemi, AfriLabs
• George Mulamula, CEO, DTBI Incubator
• Kamau Kuria, CEO, Ecotact
• Harry Hare, DEMO Africa
• Danta Disparte, Risk Cooperative

Spark Talk: Mohad Altrad (via Video), Ernst & Young World Entrepreneur of the Year, 2015

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Boina123
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African American Heritage Trail tells the other side of Columbia's history

Boina123
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During this webinar, a panel of experts from prominent associations & research organizations will present their outlooks on the different segments for solar market development in Sub-Saharan Africa.

We'll start off by highlighting the investment flow and will then tackle the off-grid sector and its potential to provide affordable and widely-accessible solar power solutions across Africa. Next, we will look at mini-grid development, regional distribution, and the compatible component of e-mobility.
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Boina123
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An initiative that will allow young people to engage with other African countries for opportunities and come up with innovations will soon be launched in Namibia.

Youth Conneckt Chapter is an initiative endorsed by the African Union and adopted by 28 African countries.

Boina123
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World Punishes South Africa and other African nations over Omicron | By Prashant Dhawan

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Boina123
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This webinar took place on Tuesday, 25 August 2020 as part of Week 6 of the Africa-UK AgriFood Innovation Mission 2020. The theme for this webinar was "Other Opportunities" and there were presentations and focussed Q&A. The programme agenda was as follows:

09.30 – 09.35: Welcome and overview - Tim Messeder, Knowledge Transfer Manager, KTN

09.35 – 09.50: Department for International Trade - Toyosi Ogunshola, Trade Account Manager, DIT

09.50 – 10.05: Knowledge Transfer Partnerships

10.05 – 10.20: Innovation Awards- £40,000 pump priming funding for UK-Africa Collaboration - Tim Messeder, Knowledge Transfer Manager, KTN

10.20 – 10.30: Question & Answer session - Tim Messeder, Knowledge Transfer Manager, KTN

For more information on the GCRF AgriFood Africa Virtual Missions, visit the programme page here: https://ktn-uk.org/agrifood/gc....rf-agrifood-africa-p

Boina123
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Africa is a pretty massive continent, it’s actually the second-largest one on Earth. That is also why it is home to so many different creatures. But what if it was splitting up entirely? What would happen to its crazy wilderness ? The whole continent is a real goldmine in terms of surprises and could possibly be the closest thing we have to Jurassic Park. Africa presents a variety of facts that you might have never heard of ! From its crazy tectonic changes to the massive African Elephant, here are
20 things you probably didn’t know about Africa.

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Boina123
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South Africa's population reached 62 million in 2022. Gauteng has the highest population of 15 million, followed by KwaZulu-Natal 12,4 million. More than 80% of households had access to piped water while over 90% had access to electricity for lighting.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says while the data shows that strides have been made, these numbers will help the government identify how to deploy its resources.

Let's chat about this now with Kevin Lings -STANLIB's Chief Economist.

For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.

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#RBANews #RBAAmakuru #Rwanda #RBAHafiYawe

Members of the Pan-African Farmers Organization have pointed out that the vast amounts of money used by the continent to import processed foods can instead used to develop Africa's Agricultural Sector, giving the Continent food security it desperately needs

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Speaker: Professor Thandika Mkandawire
Chair: Howard Davies
This event was recorded on 27 April 2010 in Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building
Africa lags behind other developing nations both economically and by other related social indicators. There is widespread feeling in Africa that, in the words of Nyerere, 'Africa must run while others walk'. The lecture will consider the implications of this task on African scholarship.

Boina123
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South Africa's lockdown and the risk-adjusted approach to its easing, have been as strict as any in the world. What are the pros and cons, costs and benefits of the approach? Are there other options to consider?
CDE is hosting a virtual discussion led by Ann Bernstein, CDE’s executive director. The speakers are:
• Theuns De Wet, Macro Strategist, FirstRand Ltd
• Michael Jordaan, CEO, Montegray Capital
• Neva Makgetla, Senior Economist, Trade & Industrial Policy Strategies
• Stephan Malherbe, CEO, Genesis Analytics
• Ayanda Mngadi, Group Executive Corporate Affairs, Hulamin

Boina123
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I miss state impact of OOS. There is none other than a surrender roll.

Boina123
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Ten African Heads of State have issued a strong call to other world leaders to increase their funding to the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) or risk jeopardizing Sustainable Development Goal targets for eradicating poverty and hunger, particularly in Africa. IFAD aims to deliver an overall programme of work of US$10 billion for the IFAD12 period (2022–2024), with over half of investments allocated to Africa. This would help more than 140 million small-scale producers increase their production and raise their incomes through better market access and resilience, contributing to creating jobs and improving food security and nutrition for those most at risk of being left behind.

Boina123
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The acting head of group capital at South Africa’s Eskom has resigned, the state-owned power utility said on Tuesday, adding to a growing list of executives leaving the company. Spokesman Khulu Phasiwe said Prish Govender did not give a reason for his resignation, which is with immediate effect.

For more news, visit: http://www.sabc.co.za/news

Boina123
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00:00 Welcome to the show
01:21 What is happening in the Horn of Africa?
02:10 One girl's experience of the drought in Somalia
03:10 Why is there a drought and what help are people getting
04:30 The 15-year-old Egyptian bulldozer driver
07:51 Students share what creative clubs they're in at school
12:13 The Mauritian hospital clown who helps children
15:37 What happened to the teenagers that died in a South African tavern
17:09 TikTok and the Kenyan elections
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