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Nazário Bangalane has been sworn in as the new head of Mozambique regulator Instituto Nacional de Petroleo (INP).

The South African Police Union has called on the government and the South African Police Service to declare the killing of officers treason.

Startups and major carmakers are starting to incorporate solar panels on their electric vehicles, an addition that extends the range of the cars even if perpetual motion remains a dream. As it rolls under the blistering sun of northern Spain, the Lightyear 0 generates enough&#x20...

In their first-ever competition, UTWind – a team of undergraduate and graduate students from the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering – has taken the top prize in an international challenge to design and build a small-scale wind turbine.

IKEA officials said this week that the furniture retailer's warehouses in Europe are as full as they were before the COVID-19 pandemic

IKEA officials said this week that the furniture retailer's warehouses in Europe are as full as they were before the COVID-19 pandemic

Instead of schlepping to the clinic, patients can access medical advice and be triaged at the tap of a finger

The European Union, in partnership with the Tu-Delft University of Technology, Netherlands, has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Kwadaso Agricultural College (KAC), Kumasi, to strengthen a horticulture for youth project currently being run at the college. Other signatories to the MOU are the Holland Greentech, a private partner…

Samsung SDI is finishing installing a new 4680 cylindrical battery cell production line for Tesla, joining Panasonic and LG in their quest to become one of the Austin suppliers manufacturer.

MADRID, July 2 ― Startups and major carmakers are starting to incorporate solar panels on their electric vehicles, an addition that extends the range of the cars even if...