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Investor Interest in Solar Capacity Grows Amid Transmission Challenges in Botswana
Investor interest in over 5 gigawatts of solar capacity in Botswana is rising, but progress is hindered by inadequate transmission infrastructure. The government is working on necessary regulatory frameworks and infrastructure development to facilitate electricity generation and export.
Gambian Honorary Consul Receives Pushkin Medal from Russian President
Momodou Lamin Manga, the Honorary Consul of Russia in The Gambia, received the Pushkin Medal from President Vladimir Putin for his contributions to culture and strengthening ties between The Gambia and Russia during a ceremony at the Kremlin on the Day of National Unity.
Equity Group Reports Significant Profit Increase Amid Rising Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Equity Group Holdings PLC reported a profit after tax of KSh75.5bn, a 55 per cent increase, alongside a 19 per cent rise in greenhouse gas emissions to 39,605 tonnes CO2e in 2025, attributed to business expansion and improved data capture.
Gabon Pursues Partnerships with China in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
Gabon is seeking partnerships with China to advance its robotics and artificial intelligence sectors, focusing on healthcare, public services, and security. President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema's visit to Shanghai emphasized technology transfer and training as Gabon develops its national AI strategy.
Egypt
Hurghada Targets Chinese Tourists to Boost Red Sea Tourism Growth
Egypt is promoting Hurghada to Chinese travel buyers to diversify its tourism market, aiming to attract more visitors known for higher spending power. The initiative, led by Deputy Governor Magda Hanna, was highlighted at the International Silk Road Conference from Nov. 2-5.
Egypt
Egypt’s Pavilion Wins Awards for Stand Design and Activation at WTM London
Egypt's pavilion at the World Travel Market London 2026 won two awards for Best Stand Design and Best Stand Activation, featuring 110 tourism companies and highlighting the country's rich history and diverse experiences for visitors.
Ghana
Ghana’s Tourism Sector Seeks Infrastructure Improvements and Sustainable Growth Strategies
Ghana's 2026 budget for tourism, arts, and culture shows promise but faces challenges, including poor infrastructure and uneven benefits for small businesses, according to consultant Emmanuel Frimpong. He emphasizes the need for improved data systems and collaboration to enhance the sector's growth and sustainability.
Environment
Enviu Reports Progress in Sustainable Development Initiatives Across Multiple Regions
Enviu's report reveals that over 19,000 smallholder farmers in East Africa achieved a 30% increase in income through climate-resilient value chains in 2025, highlighting advancements in sustainable practices across agriculture, textiles, and tourism.
Nigeria
CAFA Aims to Transform Africa’s Fashion Economy with New Initiatives
The Confederation of African Fashion aims to grow Africa’s fashion economy from an estimated billion to 0 billion, unveiling its roadmap at the 2026 Creative Africa Nexus in Lagos, while promoting local processing and securing the African Fashion Industry Growth Charter.
Senegal
Dakar Port Launches Digital Ticketing to Modernize Services and Accessibility
The Port autonome de Dakar has launched a digital ticketing solution for the Dakar-Gorée link, aiming to modernize services and improve accessibility for residents and visitors, with plans for further digital integration across port operations.
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