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Source:The North Africa Journal
March 12, 2024 08:59 UTC
Added to the likely surge of anti-European populists, mainstream parties find it increasingly difficult to find narratives that resonate with their voters. They put forward a four-part strategy on how mainstream parties can campaign using the best framings to resonate with pro-European voters, with a particular focus on Germany, and how German viewpoints compare to other European countries. Together with our panel of political pundits, the discussion will cover:What role does migration really play in voting decisions? How can pro-European narratives bring success? Why do Europeans, in particular Germans, vote for anti-European positions?
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 12, 2024 08:42 UTC
Flat6Labs, MENA’s leading seed and early-stage venture capital firm, and Organon, a global healthcare company dedicated to improving women’s health, have announced the launch of the second cycle of the Women’s Health Accelerator Programme. The two companies have now announced the second cycle of the Women’s Health Accelerator Programme, which builds on the success of the inaugural cycle, and aims to empower digital health startups with solutions to enhance women’s health across the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey (MENAT) region. The second cycle will hone in on three main focus sectors critical to women’s health – family planning, fertility planning, and women’s wellness. The overarching objective of the accelerator programme is to address specific challenges faced by women in the region concerning their health, aiming to find sustainable and long-term solutions. The initiative aims to accelerate the growth of 15 startups, and engage with various stakeholders, ultimately graduating startups that are ready to launch and address current challenges in women’s health.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 12, 2024 07:53 UTC
Antonia Bothner, capital markets lead at Endeavor South Africa, once had a cushy job in the UK, investing in publicly traded stocks for a big pension fund. Bothner told episode 12 of Disrupt Africa’s “The month in VC” podcast series, released in partnership with Katapult Africa, Hlayisani Capital, Atlantica Ventures, and Endeavor South Africa, that though she is originally from South Africa, she ended up working in the UK investing in publicly traded stocks in emerging markets for a big pension fund. So when I came back to South Africa and had the opportunity to join Endeavor and they were launching a co-investment fund, I loved it,” Bothner said. Part of the global Endeavor network, Endeavor South Africa opened its doors in 2004, and currently has around 100 businesses in its portfolio. Endeavor, Bothner said, is something of an upside-down VC fund.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 12, 2024 07:53 UTC
AdvtAdvtJoin the community of 2M+ industry professionals Subscribe to our newsletter to get latest insights & analysis. Enter Email Download ETEnergyworld App Get Realtime updatesSave your favourite articlesNew Delhi: With escalating everyday attacks and no end in sight, the Red Sea crisis will adversely impact trade volumes in substantial ways in 2024, according to the report of economic think tank GTRI . "Confectionery companies are hit by high cocoa prices and shortages due to late deliveries from Africa, reducing profits. Textile and leather industries, which operate on thin margins, are renegotiating shipping costs with buyers, impacting earnings. '"The crisis also underscores the importance of exploring alternative maritime and land-based trade routes.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 12, 2024 07:14 UTC
The California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) opened public comments as part of the formal rulemaking process for SB 54. Call2Recycle announced that in 2023, it collected over 8 million pounds of batteries for recycling in the U.S.Beverage packaging giant Diageo North America announced its “Don’t Trash Glass” program collected 2.2 million pounds of glass from businesses in Illinois in 2023. Eco-Products launched a line of products meant to reduce composting contamination by featuring the word “compostable,” displaying the Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI) Certification Mark and including green or brown identification elements. The Environmental Research & Education Foundation published a study on recycling behavior in New York City. The Global Recycling Foundation (GRF) observed International Women’s Day with a call for wider recognition of women and “genuine gender equality” in the recycling industry.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 12, 2024 05:47 UTC
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March 12, 2024 05:45 UTC
Women-led African startups received $209.3 million in funding between 2019 and 2023, according to a report issued on March 8 by TechCabal Insights. This demonstrates that the African tech ecosystem remains deeply misogynistic, despite significant successes achieved by women. Being a minority in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) disciplines and startup leadership positions, women are naturally less present during funding rounds. Following are the education & employment sectors ($38.8 million), e-commerce ($33.4 million), health ($25.8 million), and agriculture & food ($20.2 million). Per sub-regions, East Africa leads with 68.1% of the funding, followed by West Africa (19%), North Africa (6.9%), Southern Africa (5.3%), and Central Africa (0.7%).
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 11, 2024 17:11 UTC
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Source:The North Africa Journal
March 11, 2024 16:37 UTC
Spread the loveApplications for the High Commission of Saudi Arabia scholarships for the 2024/2025 sessions are now open. The scholarships are fully funded and are sponsored by the government of Saudi Arabia for students who want to pursue their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate programs respectively. About the High Commission of Saudi Arabia Scholarships 2024-25International students who want to study in Saudi Arabia can now apply for fully funded scholarships offered by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to help cover their education costs. Get Up to $100,000 Student Loan for Your Master in US or Canada - See if you are eligibleRead also: Fully Funded Skoltech Scholarships To Study In Russia 2024–25High Commission of Saudi Arabia Scholarships 2024 details:University: KSA Universities Degree level: BS, MS, PhD, MBA Scholarship coverage: Fully Funded Eligible nationality: All Nationalities Award country: Saudi ArabiaWhy Study in Saudi Arabia? The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia offers scholarships to non-Saudi students to pursue their post-secondary studies at Saudi universities.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 11, 2024 16:37 UTC
But it’s for a television series called “Degenler”, one of about 60 filmed annually in Turkiye that have made Istanbul and other Turkish cities familiar to viewers in nearly 170 countries around the world. Over the past 15 years, Turkiye has established itself as the foremost exporter of series after the United States and Britain. “Latin Americans find Turkish series very close to their culture,” said Erdi Isik, development manager at Ay Yapim — Turkiye’s leading exporter last year and whose production “Yargi” (“Family Secrets”) last November won an International Emmy for best telenovela. “When I show samples to a panel, even if they don’t understand a word of Turkish, they catch what it is about because the family culture is very much the same,” he said. In total, nearly 700 million viewers enjoy “alla turca” telenovelas, according to the Turkish culture ministry.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 11, 2024 13:50 UTC
EMURGO Africa, the investment and commercial arm of Cardano in Africa, has launched EMURGO Labs, a dedicated development entity for emerging Web3 technologies. EMURGO Africa is the investment and commercial arm of Cardano in Africa and the MENA region, using blockchain technology to address challenges on the ground and empower individuals and businesses across the continent. EMURGO Labs is designed to support the growth of established and nascent Web2 and Web3 organisations, spearheading the digital transformation across borders by leveraging the Cardano blockchain. “The launch of EMURGO Labs marks a significant step forward in our mission to unlock the transformative potential of blockchain technology in Africa, Middle East and GCC,” said Ahmed Amer, CEO of EMURGO Labs. “Through comprehensive support services, strategic partnerships, and industry-leading expertise, I am confident that EMURGO Labs will become the premier destination for Web3 ventures seeking to thrive in this dynamic region.”EMURGO Labs will deliver a broad spectrum of services, designed to meet the evolving needs of the digital era, enabling organisations to seamlessly migrate from Web2 to Web3 while also enhancing and expanding the capabilities of already established Web3 entities.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 11, 2024 13:27 UTC
Canon Central and North Africa (CCNA), the leading printing and imaging solutions provider, is pleased to announce a collaboration with Kings and Queens Art Academy, the renowned children’s art academy. The certified Canon trainer leading the sessions will be Tore Oraise, a homegrown talent from within the Bariga community nurtured through the Miraisha Programme. Upon completion of the workshops, all participants will receive Canon Miraisha T-shirts, face caps, notepads, pens, and certificates as a token of appreciation for their participation. The Canon Miraisha Programme is a testament to Canon Central and North Africa’s commitment to nurturing and uplifting creative talents across the African continent. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Canon Central and North Africa (CCNA).
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 11, 2024 12:33 UTC
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March 11, 2024 11:41 UTC
BP and ADNOC announce Egypt energy JVPublished by: Robert Li at 11/03/2024The renowned energy companies have furthered their long-running relationship via a gas-asset development... The renowned energy companies have furthered their long-running relationship via a gas-asset development collaboration in the North African country. BP and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) have signed an agreement to create a new energy joint venture (JV) in Egypt, which will see both companies pool their resources and experience to develop a mutually beneficial commercial gas portfolio. BP received legal advice from international law firm Norton Rose Fulbright (NRF) on the deal, which was announced on 14 February. BP will also contribute its exploration concession contracts pertaining to the North El Tabya, Bellatrix-Seti East and North El Fayrouz projects.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 11, 2024 10:37 UTC