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Global Digital Gaming Market 2026 Growth Analysis by Manufacturers, Regions, Type and Application, Forecast Analysis – SoccerNurds
The Digital Gaming Market Report Covers Major Players:Activision BlizzardZyngaElectronic ArtsWargamingGiant InteractiveGungHo OnlineNCSOFTSmilegateMicrosoftRiot GamesAny Questions/Queries or need help? Executive Summary2.1 Digital Gaming Market Overview2.2 Interconnectivity & Related markets2.3 Ecosystem Map2.4 Digital Gaming Market Business Segmentation2.5 Digital Gaming Market Geographic Segmentation2.6 Competition Outlook2.7 Key StatisticsChapter 3. Strategic Analysis3.1 Digital Gaming Market Revenue Opportunities3.2 Cost Optimization3.3 Covid19 aftermath – Analyst view3.4 Digital Gaming Market Digital TransformationChapter 4. Segmentation & Statistics5.1 Segmentation Overview5.2 Demand Forecast & Market SizingGlobal Digital Gaming Market by Product Type 2019 – 2026Global Digital Gaming Market by Application 2019 – 2026Chapter 6. Investment Landscape8.1 Digital Gaming Market Investment Analysis8.2 Market M&A8.3 Market Fund Raise & Other activityChapter 9.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 14:36 UTC
American DFC to open branch in Dakhla as African platform
The US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) will open a branch in the city of Dakhla which will serve as a platform for all its operations towards the African continent. During this historic visit, Mr. Boehler announced the opening of a Prosper Africa office to be based in Morocco. The US Agency for International Development (USAID) is also planning to designate Morocco as the North Africa regional hub for its new continent-wide Prosper Africa trade and investment program. DFC will also invest $1 billion in projects aimed at advancing women’s economic empowerment in the Middle East and North Africa. “Morocco’s leadership on the continent combined with its vibrant and growing economy make the country an ideal base for Prosper Africa as well as create exciting opportunities for DFC investment,” Boehler had then said.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 14:26 UTC
Global coronavirus caseload hits 90.7m; death toll hits 1.94m
The US recorded Sunday 269,623 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours as the confirmed cases nation-wide crossed 26 million. Russia's coronavirus crisis center said 436 coronavirus patients had died in the last 24 hours and the overall national coronavirus death toll was at 62,2737. They reported 40 more deaths from COVID-19 in the last 24 hours raising the total death toll to 20,078. Fifteen people died in the past 24 hours raising the death toll to 1,140. One more fatality in the last 24 hours pushed the death toll from the viral illness to 384.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 14:13 UTC
Solidarity & Support Programme Officer – Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
The Fund works to support African Womn Human Rights Defenders (AWHRDs), particularly in the feminist and womn’s rights movements, in their actions, which enable them to support and sustain themselves, each other and their work before, during and after urgent situations. UAF-Africa mobilises resources from a broad base of international and increasingly local funders committed to protecting and advancing womn’s rights and feminist agendas in Africa. Position OverviewThe Solidarity & Support Programme Officer will support the grantmaking programme to ensure that time urgent financial and intellectual resources are awarded to feminist and womn’s human rights actors, working on the African continent to advance womn’s human rights with a keen focus on advancing SRHR, combating violence against women (VAW), Sexual Based Violence (SGBV) and advancing gender non-confirming and minority rights in Africa. For this position, technical expertise in SRHR programming is most important than philanthropic experience, although grantmaking familiarity is certainly a plus. · UAF-Africa is part of a global UAF-Sisterhood network and staff are expected to occasionally work collaboratively with the UAF-Sister Funds.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 13:30 UTC
Feminist Republik Culture Curator - Francophone
UAF-Africa mobilises resources from a broad base of international and increasingly local funders committed to protecting and advancing womn’s rights and feminist agendas in Africa. The African Women’s Human Rights Defenders Platform (Feminist Republik) was established with three buckets of work defining its focus: Holistic protection including safety, security and wellbeing; healing justice; documentation and knowledge generation. Position OverviewThe Feminist Republik Culture Curator- Francophone will support the Feminist Republik Initiative to contribute towards the establishment and growth of the buckets of work within the Feminist Republik Platform, including advancing holistic protection: safety, security, and wellbeing; healing justice; documentation and knowledge generation. The candidate reports directly to the Feminist Republik Creative Facilitator. Specific ResponsibilitiesThe role will work to assist and support the Initiative’s Creative Facilitator;• Ensure that feminist values and guiding principles of the Fund are adhered to throughthe work of the Feminist Republik and related activities.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 13:30 UTC
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Mamelodi Sundowns are monitoring Al Ahly players according to reports
With a host of Mamelodi Sundowns players the subject of interest from Al Ahly, reports coming out of Egypt suggest that the Brazilians have flipped the script and could be raiding Pitso Mosimane’s side to bolster their squad! Now, according to Egyptian publication Kingfut, the Brazilians, who are not exactly shy to fork out when it comes to player acquisitions, have set their sights on a few Al Ahly players. Without giving away too much information, Sundowns’ correspondent in north Africa Khaled Ali has confirmed that Downs are monitoring the defending CAF Champions League winners. “For sure any player at Al Ahly is under our radar. We could sign Egyptian players in the upcoming period, but it depends on what the team needs.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 13:18 UTC
Algeria first in Africa to approve Sputnik V vaccine
A registration certificate for Sputnik V (Gam-COVID-Vac) vaccine was shared by the country’s Ministry of Pharmaceutical Industry on Facebook. Algiers and Moscow inked a deal for Sputnik V shortly before the New Year. The supplies of Russian vaccine “will help protect the population and support the full recovery of economic activity” in Algeria, RDIF head Kirill Dmitriev noted. This will allow 250,000 people to be immunised, as the course of Sputnik V requires two shots. Algeria isn’t the only country to rely on the Russian vaccine, as Sputnik V is already being used in immunisation campaigns in Serbia, Belarus, Argentina and Bolivia.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 13:07 UTC
Carrefour group will put no strawberries on its shelves in January
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Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 12:33 UTC
The Arab Spring, 10 years on: Tunisia still facing economic, political challenges
Naji Lamari, 33, is unemployed and frustrated by the lack of prospects in resource-rich Tataouine, Tunisia. This week marks ten years since deposed strongman Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali fled Tunisia, the first leader to fall as the 2011 Arab Spring took hold across North Africa and the Middle East. A decade on, Tunisia remains the only country to have transformed itself into a relatively stable democracy. But high unemployment remains a major problem, not least in the region of Tataouine. FRANCE 24 brings you the first in a series of four reports from the country, a decade after the Arab Spring watershed.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 12:04 UTC
A High-Rise Apartment on the Thames’ South Bank Showcases Spectacular London Views
This exterior shot of The Dumont shows the completed trio of buildings the St. James Group developed on the Albert Embankment on the south bank of the River Thames. St. James GroupMore: Historic U.K. Property, Once Home to General James Oglethorpe, Founder of Georgia, on the MarketBut without question, Mr. Ellis said the best aspect of this apartment is its views. “On this particular stretch in South London, the Thames bends and the way the building is orientated, all the living spaces in this apartment all face west, which is really unusual,” Mr. Ellis said. “The Ham Yard Hotel here in London has a bowling alley so I thought we had to put one in,” Mr. Ellis said. Developer Robert Evans on the Future of the Mixed-Use Urban DevelopmentAgent/Developer: Sean Ellis, Chairman, St. James GroupView the original listing.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 11:48 UTC
Mali: ECOWAS mission in Bamako to talk elections
The ECOWAS mission will focus on the local political situation. Within the Malian political class, they have their supporters, but also opponents who speak of a “disguised military transition”. The ECOWAS mission should find out whether there been a recent attempt to destabilize the transition, after several civilian personalities have been charged and placed under a committal order. Another issue on the table: the future presidential and legislative elections for a return of civilians to power. In this context, meetings are planned between the ECOWAS mission and major players in the electoral process.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 11:37 UTC
What you need to know about Amazigh New Year, or Yennayer
The term "Yennayer" is also the name given to the first month of the Amazigh calendar. The Amazigh calendar started taking on a formal form in the 60s when the Academie Berbere, an Amazigh cultural association based in Paris, decided to start counting Amazigh years from the year 950 BC. The Amazigh calendar is directly derived from the Julian calendar, which was used in Europe before the Gregorian one. In some areas of Algeria, Yennayer celebrations last up to three days. Like most special occasions in North Africa, couscous is a staple during Yennayer (AFP)How do governments view Yennayer?
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 11, 2021 11:03 UTC
Mass vaccination sites open in New York City as COVID-19 batters U.S.
Should I do this?’,” said Zain, 47 after getting the shot at Brooklyn Army Terminal on a frigid Sunday afternoon. “You should do it because this is the way to move forward.”The Brooklyn site is one of two mass vaccination locations that opened in New York City on Sunday. As of early Sunday, New York City had administered 203,181 doses of the vaccines to its residents out of more than 524,000 doses that have been delivered, data from the city’s health department showed. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has said healthcare workers and nursing home residents and staff should have priority for the limited supply of vaccines. The United States is now averaging 3,000 deaths and 245,000 new cases a day, according to a Reuters tally of public health data.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 10, 2021 22:30 UTC
Cosatu compares jailed PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan to ‘Nelson Mandela’ as it launches new campaign for his release
SOUTH Africa’s largest trade union confederation has launched a joint campaign today in support of jailed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) leader Abdullah Ocalan. The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) has written to United Nations secretary-general Antonio Guterres, urging him to press for the release of Mr Ocalan. The letter highlighted the precedent set by the UN in calling for the release of Nelson Mandela, who spent 27 years behind bars before his release in 1990. The UN helped to establish the Nelson Mandela Rules which set out standards for the treatment of political prisoners, the letter notes. Cosatu compared Mr Ocalan’s continued incarceration and Turkey’s brutal treatment of the Kurdish people to that of Mr Mandela and the apartheid system.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 10, 2021 18:33 UTC
Algeria leader back to Germany for COVID-19-linked treatment
ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune returned Sunday to Germany, where he spent two months for treatment of a COVID-19 infection, this time to treat a related foot problem, the presidency announced. The complication from the coronavirus infection was initially to be treated during his stay, cut short by pressing presidential issues at home, the statement said. Tebboune, 75, disappeared from the radar of his North African nation after leaving for treatment Oct. 28. The name of the clinic caring for him was never announced and he spoke to the nation only shortly before his return Dec. 29. ADVERTISEMENTBefore boarding a plane to Germany on Sunday, he said he would undergo an operation as part of follow-up care, describing the intervention as “light” and saying he would follow national issues during his brief absence.
Source:The North Africa Journal
January 10, 2021 17:15 UTC