Hydrocolloid Market: Quantitative Analysis, Current and Future Trends, 2020-2027 – NeighborWebSJ
Research Report on Hydrocolloid Market added by InForgrowth consist of Growth Opportunities, Development Trends, and Forecast 2025. The Global Hydrocolloid Market report covers a brief overview of the segments and sub-segmentations including the product types, applications, companies & regions. This report describes the overall Hydrocolloid Market size by analyzing historical data and future forecast. The report elaborates the historical and current trends holding the growth of the Hydrocolloid marketRequest for Sample Report on Hydrocolloid Market @ https://inforgrowth.com/sample-request/7064183/Hydrocolloid-marketKey Market Segmentation of Hydrocolloid Industry:The segmentation of the Hydrocolloid market has been offered based on product type, application, Major Key Players, and region. Every segment has been analyzed in detail, and data pertaining to the growth of each segment has been included in the analysisTop Players Listed in the Hydrocolloid Market Report areSmith&Nephew3MAcelityConvaTecHollister IncorporatedNitto DenkoLaboratories UrgoMedtronicMcKessonColoplast CorpHartmann GroupBSN MedicalMedlineScapa HealthcareDermaRite IndustriesDerma SciencesBased on type, Hydrocolloid market report split intoFilm Backing Hydrocolloid DressingFoam Backing Hydrocolloid DressingBased on Application Hydrocolloid market is segmented intoPressure UlcersSuperficial BurnsPostoperative WoundsOpen WoundsFor more Customization in Hydrocolloid Market Report: https://inforgrowth.com/customization/7064183/Hydrocolloid-MarketImpact of COVID-19 on Hydrocolloid Market:Hydrocolloid Market report analyses the impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) on the Hydrocolloid industry.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 09, 2021 00:22 UTC
Kenya Power ordered to pay electrocuted boy Sh15.7m
Companies Kenya Power ordered to pay electrocuted boy Sh15.7mBy JOSEPH WANGUIMore by this Author Summary Justice Francis Gikonyo ordered the power utility firm to pay the student code-named in court papers DA a sum of Sh15,729,500 as damages for pain, suffering and loss of amenities. Kenya Power #ticker:KPLC has been ordered to pay a school boy in Meru Sh15.7 million as damages for injuries suffered after being electrocuted while herding cattle. Justice Francis Gikonyo ordered the power utility firm to pay the student code-named in court papers DA a sum of Sh15,729,500 as damages for pain, suffering and loss of amenities, medical expenses incurred, doctor’s fees and future medical expenses. Contrary to the contention by the defendant, all the receipts produced by the plaintiff bore revenue stamps," said Justice Gikonyo. The boy, who was 16 years at the time of the accident, was forced to drop out of school.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 21:00 UTC
CTED and UN Women publish interview series on the impact of COVID-19 on gender and CVE - World
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) and UN Women have published an interview series with members of the Regional Experts Platform on Gender and Countering and Preventing Violent Extremism (CVE/PVE) in North Africa. The interviews explore how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the gendered dimensions of violent extremism and the work of researchers and civil society actors working on countering and preventing violent extremism across the region. UN Women and CTED co-chair the Platform, which consists of experts from government, civil society and academia from Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia. CTED remains committed to executing its mandate in a gender-sensitive way, in line with the relevant Security Council resolutions, and to support the leadership and participation of women and women’s civil society organizations in efforts to prevent and counter terrorism and violent extremism across the globe. Read the interviews here:Amel Grami, Tunisia [English] [Arabic]Zeinab Al Lafi, Libya [English] [Arabic]Dalal Elsayed, Egypt [English] [Arabic]El Mostafa Rezrazi, Morocco [English] [Arabic]Find out more about the Regional Platform here:https://arabstates.unwomen.org/en/what-we-do/peace-and-security/gender-and-preventing-violent-extremism-in-north-africa
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 18:33 UTC
Morocco/Algeria: Jeune Afrique, a magazine caught between two mortal enemies
In the middleThe Western Sahara question has poisoned more than just Moroccan-Algerian relations. 'Jeune Afrique' magazine continues to be banned in Algeria, where it, too, has become a casualty of the tensions between the two countries. Jeune Afrique (JA) has often been a casualty of this deep-rooted animosity, like that between cats and dogs, this inextricable tangle of bile and bitterness. Oftentimes, JA was criticised, more or less underhandedly, for its purported pro-Moroccan bias where the Western Sahara question is concerned. Some 57 years after Boudiaf’s prescient words, Algeria continues to sling insults at Morocco.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 17:48 UTC
Magnetic Compass Market 2020-2025: COVID-19 Impact and Revenue Opportunities after Post Pandemic – NeighborWebSJ
Research Report on Magnetic Compass Market added by InForgrowth consist of Growth Opportunities, Development Trends, and Forecast 2025. The Global Magnetic Compass Market report covers a brief overview of the segments and sub-segmentations including the product types, applications, companies & regions. This report also includes the COVID-19 pandemic impact analysis on the Magnetic Compass market. The report elaborates the historical and current trends holding the growth of the Magnetic Compass marketRequest for Sample Report on Magnetic Compass Market @ https://inforgrowth.com/sample-request/7007343/Magnetic Compass-marketKey Market Segmentation of Magnetic Compass Industry:The segmentation of the Magnetic Compass market has been offered based on product type, application, Major Key Players, and region. Every segment has been analyzed in detail, and data pertaining to the growth of each segment has been included in the analysisTop Players Listed in the Magnetic Compass Market Report areMOOG INC.Suzhou Changfeng InstrumentsRitchie NavigationSIRSAMEE & CoSmartDeep TechnologyBased on type, Magnetic Compass market report split intoDirect-readingDistant-readingBased on Application Magnetic Compass market is segmented intoAviationNavigationFor more Customization in Magnetic Compass Market Report: https://inforgrowth.com/customization/7007343/Magnetic Compass-MarketImpact of COVID-19 on Magnetic Compass Market:Magnetic Compass Market report analyses the impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) on the Magnetic Compass industry.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 16:41 UTC
Common Linnet, Twite and Lesser Redpoll photo ID guide
Among them, the group of three small brown species – Common Linnet, Twite and Lesser Redpoll – can, however, sometimes cause identification difficulties. In Britain Common Linnet breeds in open country with bushes and is particularly associated with heathland. Twite is similar in size and structure to Common Linnet, although it is a little smaller headed and longer tailed. This female Common Linnet resembles the male but is much more drab and streaky, with the rich colours much subdued. This juvenile finch looks typically soft and fluffy, but the slightly large-headed and short-tailed structure immediately suggest a Common Linnet.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 14:47 UTC
Get a Taste of Tel Aviv at This Stunning South of Fifth Newcomer
Get a Taste of Tel Aviv at This Stunning South of Fifth NewcomerShare All sharing options for: Get a Taste of Tel Aviv at This Stunning South of Fifth NewcomerRestauranteurs Sam Gorenstein of My Ceviche and Omer Horev of Pura Vida Miami have teamed up to bring South Beach their latest eatery, Abba Telavivian Kitchen (864 Commerce Street) showcasing the flavors and spices of Middle Eastern cuisine. Heartier options include pitas stuffed with falafel and lamb kofta, Sumac chicken shashlik served with laffa; fire roasted whole branzino, and a daily catch. It’ll also offer a sunset menu a limited selection of drinks and snacks, including a number of Israeli wines. The neighborhood of South of Fifth serves as a bit of a homecoming from both Horev and Gorenstein who both opened their first outposts of their popular eateries in the neighborhood. Abba Telavivian Kitchen is now open daily with breakfast 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., and sunset menu offered from 4 to 7 p.m.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 14:37 UTC
Facebook launches e-book spotlighting women’s achievements across Middle East, North Africa, Turkey
To commemorate the achievements of women from the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey, Facebook has developed an e-book featuring 26 women from across the media and entertainment industries. Designed to mark International Women’s Day, the e-book serves as a source of inspiration and includes an account of the spotlighted women’s experiences, words of encouragement, as well advice for those wishing to follow in their footsteps. Moon Baz, Strategic Partner Manager, MENA, Facebook, said: “This International Women’s Day, we’re amplifying the voices of a diverse group of women who are creating value across communities in the region. Derya Matras, Regional Director, Africa, the Middle East and Turkey at Facebook, said: “Every day is a day to celebrate and elevate women. I am incredibly delighted and proud to play a part in bringing to light these brilliant women’s stories.”
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 14:35 UTC
USD 35-billion per year is needed to tackle Africa’s water crisis; South African firm Khato Civils announces African expansion and calls for AfCFTA to be the catalyst to build Africa’s water infrastru
The economic impact of the shortfall in water infrastructure and supply is already severe. In an interview with AfricaLive.net (https://bit.ly/3c4FwB6) Khato Civils Chairman Simbi Phiri put forward an ambitious vision for African development facilitated by infrastructure development. “Lots of South African companies were either being priced out of deals or running out of budget to complete certain projects. Shaping Africa’s Future With A Commitment to Green BuildingThe Khato Civils leadership also emphasises a commitment to sustainable engineering, construction and infrastructure development. We see this as an emerging sector.”Another of Khato Civils’ key service offerings is advice on cost-effectively executing projects from the design stage.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 14:26 UTC
What’s behind the Morocco-Germany diplomatic dispute?
Some analysts believe the measures are an attempt by the North African state to make a stand over its claim to the sovereignty of disputed Western Sahara. In Rabat, anger is brewing over Germany’s criticism of former US President Donald Trump’s decision in January this year to recognise Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara. Isaias Barreñada, a Madrid-based expert on Western Sahara, believes Morocco has chosen to start a diplomatic dispute with Germany because the European country is a member of the UN Security Council. Economic importanceFar from being an isolated patch of desert, Western Sahara has considerable economic importance for Morocco. International support for Morocco’s side in the dispute appears to be growing, with a number of African and Arab states recognising Rabat’s sovereignty over Western Sahara.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 14:00 UTC
Why am I so afraid of my son’s tutu? – Baptist News Global
If I had been courageous to step into the things I really didn’t want to know at the time. The reality of the pain and harm I have caused in my son’s life feels unbearable to live with. He loved wearing Sarah’s pink tutu over his green or blue footie pajamas and would light up when I would wear a pretty dress. My adorable little boy was not displaying “normal” boy behavior, and I was feeling anxious. So David did play with Sarah’s dolls and did wear her tutu until someone walked in or a visitor stopped by.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 13:36 UTC
OPPO gears up to launch its latest Reno5 Series of all-5G smartphones in the UAE
Ethan Xue, President of OPPO MEA said, "The Reno5 Series is our first ever 'all-5G' launch and we are very excited to bring you the latest and best in ultra-fast, ultra-powerful connectivity. The technology innovations in OPPO Reno5 series will appeal to creative minds and enable them to fully express themselves. The Reno5 series debuts an industry-first silver colour, in addition to the ever-popular black. The all-5G Reno5 Series launch will reiterate the OPPO's commitment to commercialization of 5G in the UAE. This has included the launch of its flagship OPPO Find X Series and the introduction of the OPPO Reno Series.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 13:30 UTC
This 'Ninja Giant' is the oldest titanosaur on record
A new long-neck dinosaur discovered in Argentina might be the oldest titanosaur ever discovered. (Image credit: Jorge A González) Image 2 of 5 Paleontologists found several giant bones from the titanosaur, including these scapula bones. (Image credit: Jorge A González) Image 3 of 5 Here, some of the vertebrae found from N. zapati. (Image credit: Jorge A González) Image 4 of 5 The remains of this titanosaur were discovered in the Baja Colorada Formation in Argentina. But N. zapati is the oldest known member of the titanosaur branch of that family tree.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 13:18 UTC
Senegal: the Mediator of the Republic calls Macky Sall to “listen to the youth”
More and more voices are also calling on President Macky Sall to speak out. The Mediator of the Republic also called on President Macky Sall to speak. For him, “it is necessary to listen to the youth”. Do it before it is too late,” said Alioune Badara Cissé, Mediator of the Republic, before the press, this Sunday, March 7. Channels accused by the Audiovisual Regulatory Council of having broadcast “calls for insurrection” in the early days of the demonstrations.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 12:33 UTC
Dozens of migrants scale fence into Spain's Melilla enclave
MADRID - Dozens of migrants stormed into Spain's North African enclave of Melilla on Monday, scaling the high, razor-wired fence that separates it from Morocco, local authorities said. Over 150 migrants rushed the border fence and around 6am (0500 GMT) and 59 managed to get across, the office of Spain's central government said in a statement. The migrants who managed to get into Melilla were taken to a health centre where they will be tested for the coronavirus and they will then have to undergo a quarantine. But while the overall number of migrants reaching Spain rose last year, the number crossing the land border into Ceuta and Melilla plunged by 72-percent compared with 2019 to 1,755, according to interior ministry figures. The last major breach of the border fence by migrants occurred in January when nearly 90 migrants made it into Melilla.
Source:The North Africa Journal
March 08, 2021 12:00 UTC