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Critical minerals boom for Malawi, others - Vimarsana News

Critical minerals boom for Malawi, others

The United Nations Conference for Trade and Development (Unctad ) s a y s demand is surging for minerals that are critical for renewable energy technologies such as solar panels, wind turbines and electric vehicles (EVs). The development, it says, poses significant opportunities for developing countries rich in critical energy transition minerals, especially those grappling

Power Restored To Sierra Leone As Minister Quits - Vimarsana News

Power Restored To Sierra Leone As Minister Quits

Power Restored To Sierra Leone As Minister Quits

DOST elected as vice chairman for Asia Pacific at UN S&T body - Vimarsana News

DOST elected as vice chairman for Asia Pacific at UN S&T body

GENEVA, Switzerland—Science Undersecretary Leah J. Buendia, representing the Philippines, was elected as vice chaiman for the Asia Pacific Group of the United Nations (UN) Commission on Science and Technology for Development (CSTD) during its 27thh session held from April 15 to 19 in Geneva, Switzerland. The CSTD, an intergovernmental forum,…

Power Restored To Sierra Leone As Minister Quits - Vimarsana News

Power Restored To Sierra Leone As Minister Quits

Power Restored To Sierra Leone As Minister Quits

EU sees pressure on economy | Nation Online - Vimarsana News

EU sees pressure on economy | Nation Online

European Union (EU) Ambassador Rune Skinnebach says Malawi’ economy is under pressure amid lack of resilience and limited fiscal space. Speaking on the sidelines of a media engagement with members of the Blantyre Press Club on Tuesday, he said lack of resilience in Malawi comes because of poverty, with mandatory expenditures, at 94 percent, eating