Sub-Saharan Africa
area of the continent of Africa that lies south of the Sahara Desert
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business 2025-05-20 00:00
Sub-Saharan Africa faces massive clean energy funding gap despite fossil fuel investments - Sub-Saharan Africa needs $20 billion annually for clean energy access by 2030 but currently receives only $8 billion.
- Electricity demand in SSA is expected to quadruple by 2050, emphasizing the urgent need for increased investment.
- In 2023, investment in solar and wind energy in Sub-Saharan Africa outpaced that in fossil fuels for the first time.
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politics 2025-04-23 12:21
Trump administration claims fake news amid State Department cuts - Reports indicated a potential overhaul of the US State Department, which sparked anxiety in Washington.
- Although the Africa bureau will remain intact, threats to several African embassies were reported.
- The ongoing changes reflect concerns about the future of American diplomatic engagement in Africa.
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society 2025-01-09 06:08
Jimmy Carter broke barriers with his historic visit to Africa - Jimmy Carter, known for his dedication to public service, passed away at the age of 100 on December 29, 2023.
- In over 50 years after leaving the White House, Carter continued to influence global humanitarian efforts through various nonprofits.
- The Carters' legacy of giving back, exemplified through initiatives like The Carter Center and Habitat for Humanity, ensures their impact will endure.
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society 2024-12-14 19:36
Children denied education because of unpredictable school fees in Africa - The National College Attainment Network has warned students about risks associated with FAFSA.
- Many families are now hesitant to apply for financial aid due to threats of mass deportation.
- Consequently, a cautious approach is being taken by college advising groups regarding financial aid applications.
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politics 2024-12-07 07:00
Biden makes historic trip to Angola to strengthen U.S. ties - President Biden made his first trip to Angola on December 3, 2024, as part of a broader strategy to engage with Africa.
- He announced over $4 billion for the Lobito Corridor railway project, aimed at transporting critical minerals.
- This visit marks a pivotal moment in U.S.-Angola relations, emphasizing a transition from patronage to partnership.
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politics 2024-12-07 00:00
Biden promotes Lobito Corridor project during historic Angola visit - President Joe Biden announced a significant $1 billion in humanitarian aid for Africa during his visit to Angola.
- This visit marked the first time a sitting U.S. president visited Angola, highlighting a renewed focus on U.S.-Africa relations.
- Biden's administration aims to reinforce economic ties and support sustainable development in Africa.
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politics 2024-12-06 10:12
African journalists demand attention as they visit European Newsroom - On December 5, nine journalists from sub-Saharan Africa visited the European Newsroom in Brussels.
- The visit included discussions about collaboration and sharing journalistic practices among the representatives from Cameroon, Congo, DRC, and Chad.
- This event highlighted the commitment of the European External Action Service to strengthen international ties through media relations.
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politics 2024-11-29 01:29
Biden to prioritize democracy during visit to Angola - Joe Biden is visiting Angola next week for three days, marking the first visit by a U.S. president to sub-Saharan Africa in nearly a decade.
- During his visit, Biden's discussions will focus on economic issues like trade and the Lobito Corridor project while also addressing concerns about human rights abuses in Angola.
- Biden's visit aims to reinforce U.S. engagement in Africa and promote a deeper commitment to democracy and human rights in Angola.
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sub-category, category 2024-09-26 14:23
Bodies of 13 Migrants Found on Tunisia's Coast Amid Crisis - The bodies of 13 migrants from sub-Saharan Africa were discovered on Tunisia's Mediterranean coast, highlighting the ongoing crisis of unauthorized crossings from North Africa to Europe.
- Tunisia's Coast Guard reported that the bodies were found near Mahdia, approximately 142 kilometers from Lampedusa, a common destination for migrants.
- The incident underscores the dangers faced by migrants and the increasing efforts by Tunisian authorities to curb these perilous journeys.
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category, sub-category 2024-09-17 20:31
Nigeria fights malnutrition with fortified bouillon cubes amid climate crisis - The Nigerian government is launching a voluntary code to fortify bouillon cubes with essential micronutrients to combat malnutrition.
- Financial constraints and climate change have led to increased reliance on inexpensive foods, resulting in a public health crisis.
- Fortified bouillon cubes are seen as a cost-effective solution to improve nutrition and prevent millions of health issues.
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technology 2024-05-20 03:58
Risks and Rewards of Companies Attracting Smartphone Users in Sub-Saharan Africa - Internet-enabled phones can have a significant impact in sub-Saharan Africa due to underdeveloped infrastructure and public services.
- However, there are risks associated with companies trying to attract more smartphone users in the region.
- Experts mention the leapfrogging of technology gaps in Africa, including access to mobile money for the unbanked.
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environment 2024-05-04 23:59
As Saharan dust settles in over basin, Atlantic Ocean's record warmth finally breaks You've reached the end
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