The resurgence of xenophobic violence in South Africa is drawing renewed attention from African governments and regional institutions, with Ghana formally requesting intervention from the African Union (AU) as concerns…
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Zimbabwe and Equatorial Guinea launch cross-border wildlife translocation to strengthen Africa’s biodiversity conservation
AfricaAfrican BusinessesAfrican Policy WatchBiodiversity & NatureClimate & EnvironmentClimate Action & AdaptationClimate FinanceClimate Science (Africa-focused)Development FinanceEconomic ResponsibilityEnvironmental ResponsibilityFinance & EconomyinnovationLaws, Standards & FrameworksPolicy & GovernancePolicy & RegulationRegionsResourcesSDGs & National Development PlansSocial ResponsibilitySociety & DevelopmentSouthern AfricaSustainabilitySustainability reportingSustainable developmentSustainable Finance & ESGVoices & Perspectives by Kathambi Muriithi 437 views 4 minutes readZimbabwe is preparing to relocate several wildlife species, including zebras, giraffes, hyenas, African wild dogs and cheetahs, to Equatorial Guinea under a bilateral conservation agreement aimed at restoring wildlife populations and strengthening biodiversity protection…
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SADC advances liberalised air transport and climate-resilient infrastructure to accelerate regional integration
AfricaAfrican BusinessesAfrican Policy WatchClimate & EnvironmentClimate Action & AdaptationClimate FinanceClimate Science (Africa-focused)ConferencesDevelopment FinanceEconomic ResponsibilityEnvironmental ResponsibilityinnovationLaws, Standards & FrameworksMarkets & FinanceMultilateral InstitutionsPolicy & GovernancePolicy & RegulationRegionsSDGs & National Development PlansSociety & DevelopmentSouthern Africasustainability eventsSustainability partnershipsSustainability reportingSustainable developmentTechnologytransporturban sustainabilityVoices & Perspectives by Kathambi Muriithi 849 views 5 minutes readThe Southern African Development Community (SADC) has intensified efforts to modernise regional transport systems by advancing liberalised air transport, climate-resilient infrastructure and digital innovation, as ministers and policymakers meeting in…
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Zimbabwe has launched the second phase of the UNESCO-led O3 PLUS Programme, expanding a national effort to strengthen student health, safety and well-being across higher and tertiary education institutions as the country…
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Zimbabwe Signs Landmark Gas Production Deal with Australia’s Invictus as Cabora Bassa Basin Development Advances
AfricaAfrican BusinessesAfrican Policy WatchBiodiversity & NatureClimate & EnvironmentClimate Action & AdaptationClimate Science (Africa-focused)Development FinanceEconomic ResponsibilityEnergy & TransitionEnergy Access & InnovationEnvironmental ResponsibilityFinance & EconomyGlobal Policy & AfricaOil & GasOpinionpolicyPolicy & GovernancePollution & WasteSociety & DevelopmentSouthern AfricaSustainability reportingSustainable developmentPan-African by Kathambi Muriithi 1.5K views 4 minutes readZimbabwe has signed a landmark petroleum production sharing agreement with Australian energy company Invictus Energy, marking a significant step in the country’s efforts to commercialise newly discovered gas resources and…
