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Baku, Azerbaijan – The Rockefeller Foundation announced a significant investment of $10.9 million to accelerate Africa’s clean energy transition during Energy Day at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan. This investment will be channeled into various initiatives aimed at addressing Africa’s energy challenges and promoting sustainable development. …

Nairobi, Kenya: African leaders and international partners gathered at COP29 on Tuesday to address the urgent issue of clean cooking, a crisis impacting 1.2 billion people across the continent. The event highlighted the devastating health, environmental, and economic consequences of relying on traditional biomass fuels. “It is unacceptable that women …

Zambia’s ongoing energy crisis presents a significant challenge to economic stability, impacting the productivity and viability of key sectors, including manufacturing, mining, agriculture, and commercial enterprises. Frequent power outages disrupt critical operations, reduce output, and hinder economic growth. Recognising the need for dependable power solutions, DGC Africa has formed a …

Zambia’s government has reassured investors that its plans to increase state ownership in the mining sector will not disrupt existing operations. The country’s ambitious goal to quadruple copper production by the early 2030s will require significant investment, and officials are keen to maintain a favourable climate for foreign capital. The …

Kagem Mining Limited has once again solidified its position as a leader in safety and sustainability, clinching the prestigious “Best Mine in Safety” award at the 8th National Conference on Occupational Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE). The award, presented by the Zambia Chamber of Mines, recognizes Kagem’s unwavering commitment to …