from RUSSELL ADADEVOH in Accra & AKANI CHAUKE in JohannesburgAfrica BureauACCRA, (CAJ News) – ACROSS Africa, a growing number of young people and communities are questioning whether the continent’s vast
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by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – CHINA’S deployment of robotic electricians is more than a technological breakthrough; for Africa, it could offer a glimpse of how the continent might expand
R10 billion further investment announced at the launch of Commercial Operations of Seriti Green’s Ummbila Emoyeni Wind Project BETHAL, (CAJ News) – PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa this afternoon marked a major
by AHMED MOOLLA CAIRO, (CAJ News) — AS global demand for electricity continues to rise, many countries are increasingly investing in nuclear energy despite its high construction and development costs.
by AZADEH AKBARSpecial contributorTEHRAN, (CAJ News) – FRESH diplomatic efforts aimed at ending months of hostilities between Iran and the United States are intensifying, with negotiations focusing on reopening the
by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – ZIMBABWE’S proposed artificial intelligence (AI) strategy has ignited intense public debate, with critics questioning its feasibility in a country grappling with persistent infrastructure challenges.
by DION HENRICK CAPE TOWN, (CAJ News) – ENERGY leaders from across the continent will gather in Cape Town from 13 to 17 April for the 20th annual African Refiners
by ARMANDO DOMINGOS MAPUTO, (CAJ News) – MOZAMBIQUE’S oil and gas industry has announced its withdrawal from the upcoming Africa Energies Summit, citing serious concerns over local content, diversity, and
by DION HENRICK CAPE TOWN, (CAJ News) – THE African energy sector is rallying behind a call for an industry-wide boycott of the Africa Energies Summit, citing concerns over racial
by DMITRY SIDOROVSpecial CorrespondentMOSCOW, (CAJ News) – NUCLEAR energy is experiencing renewed global interest as countries search for reliable, low-carbon power sources capable of meeting rising electricity demand. Despite high
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