The world’s governments still plan on increasing coal production out to 2030 and increasing oil and gas production out to at least 2050. Coal market update tracks global pricing, demand and supplyStockholm Research Institute’s fourth 2023 Production Gap Report, subtitled Phasing down or phasing up?, tracks the misalignment between global governments’ planned fossil fuel production and global production levels consistent with limiting global warming to 1.5°C or 2°C. Of referenceSpotlight on coal: Africa must not be dictated to for funding – SANEDI CEO“In other words, governments are literally doubling down on fossil fuel production; that spells double trouble for people and planet. By 2050, planned fossil fuel production is 350% and 150% above the levels consistent with limiting warming to 1.5°C or 2°C, respectively. Given risks and uncertainties of carbon capture and storage and carbon dioxide removal, countries should at a minimum aim for a near total phase-out of coal production and use by 2040 and a combined reduction in oil and gas production and use by three-quarters by 2050 from 2020 levels.

This new entity will be focused on electrifying the public transport system in Rwanda. The Government of Rwanda said earlier this year that it intends to scale the size of Kigali’s public transport fleet rapidly while also aiming to convert 20% of the public bus fleet to electric by 2030. Bigger roll-out of electric buses planned for Kigali over next two yearsThe pilot electric buses will be operated by Kigali Bus Service, Royal Express and Volcano. AC Mobility will be responsible for the Tap-and-Go fare collection system which is already in use in the majority of Kigali’s public transport buses. “Rwanda is facing combined pressures from rising fuel prices and an urgent need for more public transport buses in Kigali.

Female-run African startups are invited to apply for the Aurora Tech Award, an annual global prize for women founders of tech startups. The Aurora Tech Award is focused on breaking down barriers and promoting equality in tech entrepreneurship, and is seeking female founders that have a functional prototype or an early version of their product. First prize is US$30,000, second prize is US$20,000, and third prize is US$10,000. In addition, selected ventures will connect with a global community of women tech entrepreneurs, receive PR support, get feedback from venture capital experts, and receive guidance from inDrive’s C-level executives and industry experts with a finalist mentorship programme. Applications are open here until December 1.

To achieve the Paris Agreement and energy transition goals, an increase in renewable energy resources is needed. However, along with this increase comes the risk of e-waste, which requires careful management. Webinar: Wednesday 5 December, 2023; 2pm SASTThe components of renewable energy plants, from solar panels and inverters to wind turbines and blades, present an opportunity to contribute more to a circular economy. During this webinar, the expert panels will unpack how to put this into practice. Register for the renewable energy and circular economy webinar

The Home Healthcare Market is expected to be valued at US$ 3.2 billion in 2023 and to grow to US$ 4.4 billion by 2033. By the end of 2030, the home health care market is anticipated to generate more than US$ 4 billion in global market revenues. However, factors like stern reimbursement policies, the safety issues of patients, as well as the low insurance coverage are acting as hurdles for the growth of home healthcare market. Get a Sample Copy of the Report :https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/reports/sample/rep-gb-11594It is predicted that the global home healthcare market will have a significant success in the time to come. Contact Us:Nandini Singh SawlaniFuture Market Insights Inc.Christiana Corporate, 200 Continental Drive,Suite 401, Newark, Delaware – 19713, USAT: +1-845-579-5705For Sales Enquiries: sales@futuremarketinsights.comWebsite: https://www.futuremarketinsights.comLinkedIn| Twitter| Blogs | YouTube

Accenture (NYSE: ), a multinational professional services firm, announced its plan to launch a series of generative artificial intelligence (AI) studios across key North American cities. The design and implementation of these studios are informed by insights gained from more than 3,000 client conversations on generative AI this year. As part of Accenture's significant $3 billion investment in data and AI technology, these studios will connect clients with Accenture's top-tier data and AI specialists. The establishment of these studios across major cities in North America is a testament to Accenture's dedication to technological advancements. These metrics suggest that Accenture's investment in generative AI studios could potentially yield high returns, given the firm's strong financial footing.

Topco Media recently hosted the 20th annual Top Women Awards in collaboration with Standard Bank at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg. The event serves to bridge the gap between the public and private sectors, with Standard Bank South Africa leading the awards platform for advancing women in leadership. Dr. Anna Mokgokong received the prestigious 20th Annual Lifetime Achiever Award. Dr. Mokgokong emphasizes the importance of education and continuous upskilling. Her unwavering determination and leadership make her an inspiring figure for aspiring businesswomen, advocating for continuous education and the empowerment of others.

Video ModuleKidnapped father of Liverpool star Luis Diaz freedPostedColombia's National Liberation Army (ELN) guerrillas on Thursday freed the father of Liverpool soccer player Luis Diaz, after taking him hostage nearly two weeks ago, the government said. Gabe Singer reports.

This is the first meeting between JKT Queens and SC Casablanca. For SC Casablanca 7 players have started and finished both their games, while they have used a total of 16 players over their two games. In their loss to Sundowns SC Casablanca managed to make 112 accurate passes, while their opponents managed 429. In their loss to Sundowns, SC Casablanca faced 15 shots at goal. Against Sundowns, SC Casablanca only managed 28.6% of the possession.

In the heart of the African continent lies a gem that has captivated automotive enthusiasts worldwide – BMW South Africa. With a rich history dating back to 1973, BMW’s presence in South Africa has become synonymous with precision engineering, cutting-edge technology, and unrivalled performance. In 1973 BMW first opened its doors to the first-ever car manufacturing facility outside German, in South Africa. BMW Midrand CampusThe media expedition began at the BMW Midrand Campus, located in the heart of Gauteng, SA. BMW South Africa aims to have a 360-degree approach to sustainable transformation across its entire value chain.

Shell has asked the court to stop any future protests on the company’s infrastructure at sea or in port, according to the Guardian, and threatened to file further claims on behalf of contractors that could be worth as much as $8.6 million. Greenpeace has accused Shell of trying to silence any legitimate protests of its fossil fuel operations, but Shell has said the lawsuit is focused only on protests at sea and is designed partly to protect the safety of protesters.

In North Korea’s version of history, Neto, Angola’s first president, learned the ways of anti-colonial struggle from the North Korean supreme leader, Kim Il Sung. Yet on October 27th North Korea closed its embassy in Luanda. According to the Yomiuri Shimbun, a Japanese newspaper, more than a dozen North Korean embassies in all, about a quarter of the total, could soon close. This means North Korea can expend less energy and hard currency dealing with smaller countries such as Angola. After all, even if North Korea’s embassies can cover their costs, they represent liabilities.

Thousands of Palestinians continued to flee south from northern Gaza on Thursday as the White House announced that Israel would begin to implement four-hour “humanitarian pauses” in parts of the area to allow people to leave. Israel said it had allowed movement along the Salah al-Din road – the main highway that runs along the Gaza Strip – for the fifth consecutive day. A surgeon at al-Shifa hospital, the territory’s largest, said he could hear gun battles from the hospital on Thursday. The Israel Defence Forces announced on Thursday that their troops had been operating in the centre of Gaza City, where they said Hamas’s military quarter was located, near al-Shifa hospital. “One month into a tight siege and a brutal war, the humanitarian needs in the Gaza Strip are colossal.

British International Investment (BII), UK’s development finance institution and impact investor, has committed €15m in the new MC IV fund to support mid-cap companies in North and Sub-Saharan Africa. With two investments already executed (Laprophan and Cash Plus), MC IV aims to invest up to €350m in African businesses to help them reach their full operational and growth potential. Mediterrania Capital Partners’ funds target mid-cap companies operating in sectors crucial for the furtherance of development, including Financial Services, Tertiary Education, FMCG, Construction and Consumer Staples. Albert Alsina, Founder and CEO of Mediterrania Capital Partners, said: “We’re thrilled to count on the ongoing trust and support of BII and welcome them to MC IV. Across all its investments, Mediterrania Capital Partners takes a highly proactive and hands-on approach to implementing the portfolio companies’ growth strategy while leading their ESG processes.

The Mercy Ships campaign, supported by APO Group, was celebrated for its creativity and strategic success on a global scale by the PRovoke Media SABRE Awards. Mercy Ships is an international NGO that operates the largest civilian hospital ships in the world to deliver surgical care and medical training. This Declaration was endorsed on board international health charity Mercy Ship’s newest hospital ship, the Global Mercy™, as it docked in Dakar on May 20, 2022. Mercy Ships International Chief Medical Officer Dr. Mark Shrime urged that the progress made, and highlighted by the award, needs continued and urgent action. Mercy Ships stands solidly behind this call, recognizing that one person dies of a surgically treatable disease every two seconds.”Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Mercy Ships.