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Analysis: Mali faces spectre of anarchy after demanding UN's departure - Vimarsana News

Analysis: Mali faces spectre of anarchy after demanding UN's departure

Mali's demand for the departure of U.N. peacekeepers heralded a sudden end to a decade-long mission that has struggled to protect civilians and its own troops, raising fears the country could slide deeper into chaos amid an Islamist insurgency and the possible revival of a separatist uprising.

Moderna plans African vaccine plant as drugmakers urged to help poorest - Vimarsana News

Moderna plans African vaccine plant as drugmakers urged to help poorest

LONDON — Moderna plans to invest up to $500 million to build a factory in Africa to make up to 500 million doses of mRNA vaccines each year, including its…

Moderna : plans African vaccine plant as drugmakers urged to help poorest - Vimarsana News

Moderna : plans African vaccine plant as drugmakers urged to help poorest

Moderna plans to invest up to $500 million to build a factory in Africa to make up to 500 million doses of mRNA vaccines each year, including its COVID-19 shot, as pressure grows on the pharmaceutical... | October 7, 2021

France's Total pulls staff from natural gas site in Mozambique amid clashes - sources - Vimarsana News

France's Total pulls staff from natural gas site in Mozambique amid clashes - sources

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read JOHANNESBURG, April 2 (Reuters) - French energy company Total has pulled all its staff from its Afungi natural gas project site in northern Mozambique amid ongoing clashes between Islamic State-linked insurgents and the Mozambican military, two sources with direct knowledge of the Afungi site’s operations told Reuters. Total, which last week called off a planned resumption of construction at the $20 billion development due to the violence, declined immediate comment when contacted by Reuters. Reporting by Emma Rumney in Johannesburg and David Lewis in Nairobi Add...