FAW Trucks South Africa to upgrade Coega truck plant with R200m investment

FAW Trucks South Africa to upgrade Coega truck plant with R200m investment

The Coega Development Corporation recently announced a substantial R200 million investment by FAW Trucks South Africa, contributing to the province’s automotive sector growth. The Chinese-owned truck company’s investment will further strengthen the Eastern Cape as a strategic hub for automotive manufacturing. FAW Vehicle Manufacturers SA (PTY) Ltd was established in 1994 and is now a … Read more

The new regime facing its priority projects

The new regime facing its priority projects

Action for Human Rights and Friendship (ADHA) congratulates the Senegalese people for their maturity during the recent legislative elections. ADHA also congratulates the victorious coalition and calls on the new regime to honor the trust placed in it. Indeed, the time is no longer for speeches, but for immediate and tangible action to respond to … Read more

“Railroad Diplomacy” between US and China to find routes to African mineral mines

“Railroad Diplomacy” between US and China to find routes to African mineral mines

The United States is competing for China’s presence in Africa through this transcontinental railway, called the Lobito Corridor. (Source: Ivanhoe) Over the past two decades, Angola’s post-war reconstruction has received significant help from China, including in the areas of railways, highways, ports and hydroelectric dams. China’s ‘shadow’ in South Africa became apparent in 2002, following … Read more

Archaeologists identify the site of an ancient battle in Iraq from spy satellite images

Archaeologists identify the site of an ancient battle in Iraq from spy satellite images

(CNN) Archaeologists have identified the site of an ancient battle in what is now Iraq by matching historical records with declassified US spy satellite images. Researchers from Durham University in Britain and al-Qadisiyah University in Iraq said in a statement on Wednesday that they discovered the site of the Battle of Qadisiyah, which took place … Read more

With climate finance, Africa can lead the green industrial revolution

With climate finance, Africa can lead the green industrial revolution

Comment: Africa could see the creation of millions of green jobs, along expanded and resilient global value chains – but for this to happen, it needs more international support Ambassador Ali Mohamed is Kenya’s Special Envoy for Climate Change and Chair of the Africa Group of Negotiators at the COP29 UN climate conference. At COP29 … Read more

With increased climate finance, Africa can lead the green industrial revolution

With climate finance, Africa can lead the green industrial revolution

Comment: African could see the creation of millions of green jobs, along expanded and resilient global value chains – but for this to happen, it needs more international support Ambassador Ali Mohamed is Kenya’s Special Envoy for Climate Change and Chair of the Africa Group of Negotiators at the COP29 UN climate conference. At COP29 … Read more

Elephant populations in Africa have declined dramatically in 50 years

Elephant populations in Africa have declined dramatically in 50 years

George Wittemyer / Colorado State UniversityElephant NOS news•yesterday, 10:22 p.m In recent decades, elephant populations in Africa have declined significantly. That’s at the University of Colorado explore. The measurements cover the period from 1964 to 2016. During that time, there was a population decline of 70 percent for the Savannah elephant, and even a 90 … Read more

Susie Wiles, the “ice lady” who has elevated Trump in the White House

Susie Wiles, the “ice lady” who has elevated Trump in the White House

After her appointment by Donald Trump, Susie Wiles will become the first female chief of staff in US history, a position of great influence that acts as a guardian and gateway to the president. The position of chief of staff is usually the first appointment of elected presidents and its responsibilities may include the transition … Read more

the night’s news

the night’s news

Arrests after attack on Hindu temple in Canada. Canadian authorities arrested three people on Monday after violence committed on Sunday near a Hindu place of worship in Brampton, near Toronto, and attributed to Sikh separatists. Images posted on social media showed clashes between people carrying the yellow flag of Khalistan, the state that Sikh separatists … Read more