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With the African National Congress (ANC) poised to hold its 55th National Electoral Congress, the threat of losing votes, and the disruption of bourgeois democratic processes, may be strong motivators for the party to respond positively to working-class community needs related to the energy crisis.

OELO - Gabon / The Equator InitiativeNew York-- The 13th Equator Prize Award Ceremony celebrates outstanding achievements of ten Indigenous peoples and local communities for their innovative and inclusive nature-based solutions across three categories—Creating a Planetary Safety Net, Redefining Our Relationship with Nature and Creating a New Green Economy. In addition, this year’s Equator Prize

The Centre plans to support agri startups working in sectors such as AI, ML, remote sensing and blockchain, among others

What underpins the current strength in meat prices? A combination of factors have been at play...

Despite some of the progress in the interventions to curb waste management challenges in Malawi, there is still rampant indiscriminate disposal of waste in open spaces, roadsides, rivers, and storm water drains.Developing an effective waste management system through prevention, reduction, and recycling is one of the key goals under the Sustainable development Goals.To help strengthen

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Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) has announced details of the ISE Conference Programme for next year's event.

NI Department of Agriculture is offering dairy farmers the opportunity to travel to England to learn about how some have reduced their dependence on antibiotics

KP CM claims the federal government has to pay the province dues worth Rs189bn.

Under Aatmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan, the government is giving Rs 5 lakh crore collateral-free automatic loans for businesses under Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS), including MSMEs, he said, , indian economy, india, economy, msme sector, Ministry of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises