FreeDum Fighters ICO Explodes As Elon Musk Shares Plans For D.O.G.E.
FreeDum Fighters (DUM) emerged several weeks ago as a highly popular project from the newly formed PolitiFi sector. Specifically, if one of the two had a greater number of supporters, the other would provide greater staking rewards. So, with MAGATRON’s pool winning the majority of votes, its staking rewards were lower than those of KAMACOP. The project particularly started attracting attention after Trump shared plans to introduce a new Department For Government Efficiency, or D.O.G.E. BUY DUM BEFORE ITS NEXT PRICE BOOSTThe project has already sold over 9.08 billion DUM tokens, each of which is valued at only $0.00008.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 17:22 UTC
Misogyny and racism behind Trump’s win
When Joe Biden was the Democratic candidate, not many people gave him a chance, despite Donald Trump’s many liabilities. She was nuanced in her understanding of America society and the world, where Trump was simplistic and dismissive. Trump’s rhetoric was divisive, even demeaning to groups of people like blacks, Puerto Ricans, migrants and women. At the very least, her plans were much clearer and more complex than Trump’s simplistic explanations about what was wrong with America. What made sense was that all the pontification and obfuscation was a cover for deep-rooted misogyny and racism.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 17:01 UTC
Miners holed up in abandoned South Africa shaft ‘starving’
Mutasa said it could take up to 45 minutes for the volunteers to rescue one person from the mining shaft. Earlier this week, a resident claimed there were about 4,000 miners underground. Thandeka Zizi Tom, the sister of a trapped miner, told Al Jazeera that her brother should have been back by now. In a separate interview with Al Jazeera, Mathe said authorities have information “that some of the illegal miners were heavily armed”. Thousands of miners, many hailing from other countries, are said to be illegally operating abandoned mine shafts in mineral-rich South Africa.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 16:36 UTC
Israel bombs residential building in north Gaza’s Beit Lahiya, killing 50
Gaza’s Government Media Office on Sunday said Israeli forces struck a multistorey residential building housing six forcibly displaced Palestinian families in Beit Lahiya. The Ministry of Health’s Director-General Munir al-Bursh told Al Jazeera that almost 30 percent of the victims of the Beit Lahiya “massacre” were children. It was not the first time Israel had hit Beit Lahiya, resulting in mass casualties. “At Al-Aqsa Hospital, there are 17 killed Palestinians in the morgue. In southern Gaza’s Rafah city, an Israeli bombing killed five Palestinians, according to our colleagues from Al Jazeera Arabic.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 15:49 UTC
Digital Retail Africa 2025: Shaping the Future of Retail
The retail industry is undergoing rapid transformation, and the upcoming Digital Retail Africa 2025 is set to prepare businesses for the challenges and opportunities ahead. Digital Retail Africa 2025 will provide attendees with the tools and knowledge to stay competitive and future-proof their operations in this dynamic environment. Audience ProfileDigital Retail Africa 2025 is tailored for:CEOs, COOs, CTOs and other decision-makers driving retail transformation. Opportunities for SponsorsSponsorship of Digital Retail Africa 2025 provides direct access to decision-makers and industry thought leaders. Event Details and RegistrationAbout Digital Retail Africa 2025Digital Retail Africa 2025 is a flagship event focused on addressing the challenges and opportunities in Africa’s rapidly evolving retail sector.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 15:32 UTC
Global diabetes rate has doubled, reaching over 800 million
By 2022, the rate of adults worldwide living with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes had shockingly doubled compared to cases in 1990 – reaching a daunting 800 million. Inequalities in healthcareProfessor Majid Ezzati of Imperial College London expressed serious concerns about global inequalities in diabetes treatment. Since 1990, diabetes rates have doubled for both men and women (rising from 6.8% to 14.3% and from 6.9% to 13.9%, respectively). This translates to around 828 million adults living with diabetes in 2022 – a drastic increase from nearly 198 million in 1990. Coverage for diabetes treatmentDespite the swelling diabetic populations, the coverage for diabetes treatment in many LMICs remains low.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 15:29 UTC
PHOTOS: Saving Oak Bay’s Garry oak ecosystem one cleanup at a time
Every week, Margaret Lidkea, president of the Friends of Upland Park, leads a team of nature enthusiasts along Oak Bay’s coast to remove invasive species crippling the fragile Garry oak ecosystem—one of Canada’s most endangered environments. For the past 30 years, the Oak Bay resident has been working to clean municipality’s Garry oak forests, starting independently with her Girl Guide group. Since its inception, these clean-ups have removed countless tons of invasive species, helping to save numerous Garry oaks and protect fragile ecosystems. An area like this of Cattle Point, without such efforts from Lidkea’s troop, could have been overtaken by invasive species long ago and decimated. In addition to protecting a local plot of land, these volunteers have preserved Oak Bay’s broader ecosystem and its surroundings.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 15:01 UTC
Morocco showcases ancient history of Chellah in new exhibition
A new exhibition at Morocco’s central bank museum in Rabat is illuminating the ancient history of Chellah, an archaeological marvel on the outskirts of the capital. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Chellah spans 1.2 square miles—nearly five times the size of Pompeii—and showcases Morocco’s layered history, reflecting centuries of influence from multiple civilizations. Bernoussi emphasized that Chellah plays a crucial role in understanding Morocco’s ancient history, shaped by the Phoenicians, the Amazigh (Berbers), the Romans, and the Arabs. The exhibition includes items ranging from pottery and tools to the bronze coins that provide insights into the economic activities of ancient Chellah. “It’s inspiring to see Chellah’s history preserved and shared in this way,” said Rabat resident Nadia El Ghazali.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 14:26 UTC
'Elias Mokwana rejected Amakhosi! Please Kaizer Chiefs, play far away from him! He should get a team fast otherwise he is not going to Morocco for Afcon - We warned him about North African teams, Khan
Local fans have reacted to Bafana Bafana's Mokwana's news that his relationship with the Tunisian giants is about to end. Elias Mokwana will soon become a free-agent as Esperance de Tunis are contemplating the possibility of terminating his contract. Prior to his transfer to the North African club in August, Kaizer Chiefs had a strong interest in the winger. Upon learning that Mokwana will soon be without a club, Amakhosi supporters and other football enthusiasts expressed mixed reactions. Article continues belowHere, GOAL presents some of the top perspectives from fans on Mokwana, who is currently a key player for Bafana Bafana.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 13:52 UTC
Biden and Xi hold talks in Peru but no mention of North Korean troops in Russia
ADVERTISEMENTJoe Biden has met China's President Xi Jinping for the final time before he leaves the White House in January and hands the presidency back to Donald Trump. "Keep exploring the right way for two major countries to get along well with each other." The North Koreans also have provided Russia with artillery and other munitions, according to US and South Korean intelligence officials. In front of the cameras Saturday, Xi may have been speaking to Biden but many interpreted his words as being directed at Trump. Biden has viewed his relationship with Xi as among the most consequential on the international stage and put much effort into cultivating it.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 13:46 UTC
Live Briefing Top Hezbollah spokesman killed; Israeli attack kills 70 in north Gaza, official says
TEL AVIV — Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz planned to issue a portion of approved draft notices to Israel’s ultra-Orthodox community Sunday, escalating a showdown between the minority community, which holds outsize political power, and the Israeli majority, hundreds of thousands of whom have been called up to serve in Israel’s wars. Ultra-Orthodox partners in Netanyahu’s coalition have threatened to collapse the government if legislation reflecting their demands is not passed, which would probably lead to fresh elections. Netanyahu appointed Katz, a government minister with little military experience, this month to replace Yoav Gallant, who refused to advance new legislation enabling ultra-Orthodox military exemption. In the weeks following Oct. 7, Israel saw full compliance in its enlistment rate. Now, they are at 85 percent, Israel Defense Forces spokesman Nadav Shoshani said in a Thursday news briefing.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 13:35 UTC
Paraguayan Senate supports Morocco’s territorial integrity – The North Africa Post
The Senate of Paraguay has voiced its unequivocal support to Morocco’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, and called on the Paraguayan government to adopt the same stance. This resolution is particularly significant because the Senate, in addition to supporting Morocco, is urging the Paraguayan government to adopt the same stance. This reflects the Senate’s strong desire to see the Paraguayan government reinforce its support for the Kingdom’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, both bilaterally and in international fora. With this historic resolution, the Senate of Paraguay has taken a decisive step in support of Morocco’s territorial integrity and sovereignty. The text of the resolution was transmitted to the President of Paraguay, Santiago Pena and to Morocco’s ambassador in Asuncion, Badreddine Abdelmoumni.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 13:32 UTC
"Noise Bombing": North Korea's New Weapon Drives South Koreans "Crazy"
North Korea has begun blasting eerie, unsettling sounds across the border into South Korea, tormenting villagers and disrupting daily life. Since July, North Korea's loudspeakers have been active for up to 24 hours a day, replacing their traditional propaganda broadcasts with nerve-racking noises. In May, North Korea retaliated against anti-Kim leaflets sent by defectors in the South by releasing its own balloons filled with trash. “North Korea knows its propaganda no longer works on South Koreans,” said Kang Dong-wan, a North Korea expert. Yet, North Korea recently demolished key transport links and disrupted GPS signals near the border, signalling its intent to escalate further.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 12:36 UTC
2025 North Africa: progress and challenges for the industry
As we approach 2025, North Africa, with Morocco at the forefront, is emerging as a key player in strategic industrial sectors such as renewable energies and automotive. However, this development comes with challenges that will determine the region's success in a highly competitive global market. Renewable energies: a strategic commitment. The automotive industry in North Africa has experienced sustained growth, with Morocco consolidating its position as a production hub in Africa thanks to its proximity to Europe and its attractive regulatory framework. North Africa's industrial development in 2025 will depend on its ability to balance strategic investments, improve the regulatory environment and adapt to global demands.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 12:26 UTC
Germany Neurothrombectomy Devices Market Size & Outlook, 2030
Germany neurothrombectomy devices market highlights The Germany neurothrombectomy devices market generated a revenue of USD 51.7 million in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 87.3 million by 2030. The Germany market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.8% from 2024 to 2030. In Europe, Germany neurothrombectomy devices market is projected to lead the regional market in terms of revenue in 2030. Horizon Databook has segmented the Germany neurothrombectomy devices market based on clot retrievers, aspiration/suction devices, vascular snares covering the revenue growth of each sub-segment from 2018 to 2030. Increase in the number of mechanical thrombectomy procedures and high adoption of technologically advanced products are major factors driving the Germany neuro thrombectomy devices market growth over the forecast period.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2024 12:21 UTC