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The conference served as a powerful reminder that meaningful public health change requires science-based innovation, inclusive regulation, and a collective commitment to better outcomes. As the world moves toward a smoke-free future, Africa has a chance to lead, not by following old models, but by pioneering new ones rooted in evidence, pragmatism, and the will to improve lives.
Hydrogen is fast becoming the centerpiece of the green energy transition — offering a cleaner, more versatile alternative to fossil fuels. From South Africa’s platinum-powered hydrogen plans to Europe’s billion-dollar investments, the future is being built now.
Energy Capital & Power – the organizing body behind the highly anticipated Invest in African Energy (IAE) forum – has confirmed May 13–14, 2025, as the official dates for the third edition of the event. Hosted in Paris, IAE 2025 will build on last year’s momentum, bringing together the global investment community to connect with Africa’s most dynamic energy markets. From multilateral development banks and private equity firms to large-scale project developers and policymakers, the event serves as a vital platform for unlocking capital across Africa’s growing energy sectors.
As Earth Day on 22 April 2025 draws near, discussions on sustainability are intensifying, and the need for action is especially critical in Africa’s transport sector. While the continent currently contributes just 3.8% to global transport emissions, that number could triple by 2050 without decisive action.
4590 Solar panels set benchmark for hospitality industry in South Africa. A solar plant as large as four rugby fields will provide 60% of Sibaya Casino & Entertainment Kingdom’s electricity requirements, setting a benchmark for South Africa’s hospitality industry.
With the demand for energy rising across the continent, Africa has begun a bold transformation, seeking solutions that blend ancient wisdom with modern technology, and a clear vision for a sustainable future.
Nigeria faces a monumental question: can the country continue to thrive on oil and gas, or must it pivot towards a new energy paradigm? The answer lies in its capacity to adapt, innovate, and embrace the future of exploration.
External factors such as sun exposure, air pollution, lack of sleep, psychological stress, smoking , lack of exercise, poor nutrition have a significant impact on ageing.
Renewable energy is not just a future ambition it’s a growing sector. As global demand for clean energy surges, Nigeria is poised to lead the continent in renewable energy development
In the vastness of Africa’s landscape, where the sun relentlessly beats down, winds swirl across deserts, and oceans kiss the shores, there lies a treasure waiting to be unlocked renewable energy.
