Global Exonucleases Industry Set to Soar with a 2.3% CAGR, Projected Worth of US$ 208.1 Million by 2032 | Insights by FMI
Global Exonucleases IndustryThe Global Exonucleases Industry is anticipated to experience a CAGR of 2.3% over the course of the forecast period. Global Exonucleases Industry: Drivers and RestraintsGrowing number of use of exonucleases applications such as removal of 3’ overhangs, removal of oligonucleotide post PCR and removal of chromosomal DNA in plasmid preparations will drive the growth of overall Global Exonucleases Industry. Introduction to new technology and development in the exonucleases market will increase the overall exonucleases market globally. High cost involved in the development of the exonucleases production will hinder the growth of the Global Exonucleases Industry. Global Exonucleases Industry: SegmentationTentatively, Global Exonucleases Industry has been segmented on the basis of application and end user.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 15:23 UTC
Niger’s new strongman makes maiden foreign trip to Mali – The North Africa Post
General Abdourahamane Tiani, the leader of junta in power in Niger is expected in Mali this Thursday November 23, for his first foreign trip since ascending to power on July 26, after ousting elected leader Mohamed Bazoum. Tiani’s visit is a friendly and working trip to his Malian counterpart Assimi Goita, Mali’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement. The visit will only last one day as Tiani is expected to return to Niger in the afternoon. The visit comes following days after the Malian Army’s takeover of the northern region of Kidal from Touareg rebels who controlled the area for 10 years. It has been rumored that Niger and Burkina Faso participated in operations on the sides of the Malian Army.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 14:41 UTC
Bitget Introduces Arabic Support for Crypto Trading In Middle-East And North African Countries
With Arabic language support, Bitget provides broader access to Arabic-speaking audiences. The lingual support for MENA-based Bitget users will provide smoother learning processes and excellent communication to buy and sell cryptocurrencies. Bitget Introduces Arabic Support for Crypto Trading In Middle-East And North African CountriesThis move aligns with Bitget providing support for Fiat gateways in the Middle East region for seven currencies, including Dinars, Riyals and Ouguiyas. Gaining proper licenses and regulatory approval is a top priority to support expansion and allow the company to open regional offices. The new expansion plan in the Middle East region aligns with Bitget's vision of spreading crypto's mass adoption.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 14:06 UTC
DRC: UN mission that ‘proved its limits in ‘permanent war’ is to withdraw peacekeepers – The North Africa Post
With the campaign for the presidential and parliamentary elections on December 20 in full swing, the conflict has taken center stage. Seeking another term in office, DRC President Felix Tshisekedi launched his campaign with a fiery speech accusing neighboring Rwanda of destabilizing eastern parts of the country. In a speech to the UN General Assembly in September, Tshisekedi called for an accelerated withdrawal of the 15,000 peacekeepers. The UN mission in the region has often caused tensions amongst the local population, with protests against MONUSCO and others at times turning deadly. While no firm timeline has been announced, observers say it is unlikely to accelerate the withdrawal before the current election cycle is completed.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 13:41 UTC
Carriers running out of time to bring down capacity
Absent any serious demand growth, carriers are expected to announce a host of blank sailings to counteract supply-side growth, according to the latest update from Sea-Intelligence. "In week 42, we looked at the post-Golden week capacity deployment on Transpacific and Asia-Europe and saw substantial overcapacity on both trades. Four weeks on, hardly any new blank sailings have been announced, and capacity growth for the remainder of 2023 is still quite excessive." Figure 1 shows a summary of these growth figures, based on the latest vessel deployments (as of Week 46, 2023). "These figures are for the last 10 weeks of 2023 (Weeks 42-52), net of the growth in 2019, as well as net of the average growth across 2016-2019.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 12:11 UTC
Morocco : McDonald's franchise counters Gaza-linked boycott with PR blitz
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Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 12:09 UTC
“Bitget Expands Access with Arabic Lingual Support for Middle-Eastern and North African Traders”
Bitget Launches Arabic Lingual Support for Middle-Eastern and North African UsersBitget Launches Arabic Lingual Support for Middle-Eastern and North African UsersSummary:Bitget, the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 company, has announced the launch of Arabic lingual support on its mobile application and website. This move aims to provide broader access to Arabic-speaking audiences in the Middle East and North Africa region. Main Points:Bitget now offers Arabic lingual support for its mobile application and website. The company plans to apply for licenses and gain regulatory approval to operate in target Middle East markets and establish regional offices. Conclusion:Bitget’s launch of Arabic lingual support demonstrates its commitment to expanding its presence in the Middle East and North Africa region.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 12:09 UTC
Africa: The Risk of Politicization of AGOA's Expanded Rules of Origin for North African Countries
Some observers worry that it will be difficult for North African countries that have authoritarian regimes to be able to meet these criteria. Last year, the only African countries that received lower democracy scores were the Central African Republic, Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, and Eritrea. AGOA eligibility criteria have not been defined using objective criteria: “There are no benchmark indices. Examples include Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Gabon, Guinea, Mali, and Niger. Should the rules of origin be expanded, North African countries will need to constantly mitigate against this risk of politicization in order to realize the full potential of participation in the expanded rules of origin.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 10:20 UTC
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Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 10:15 UTC
A forensic look to modernize tech at South Africa’s SIU
Established in 1996, South Africa’s Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has acted as a trusted anti-corruption, forensic investigation, and litigation agency to recover financial losses and correct wrongdoing. But with a long history comes legacy tech and inefficiencies. The project started at the beginning of 2022, says Zwane, noting that the SIU still ran GroupWise at the time, a platform that supports email, instant messaging and document management. Navigating the migrationOf course, this was not a simple task, especially considering how much data the agency was dealing with. The move to do everything internally was important to secure the SIU’s operational continuity and to guarantee the sustainability of the organization.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 10:04 UTC
Solar Park for CAR to almost double country’s generation capacity
A newly inaugurated solar park with battery storage almost doubles the Central African Republic’s (CAR) electricity generation capacity. The CAR electricity sector features inadequate infrastructure and a weak policy and regulatory framework. Decarbonising generation capacity in CARThe Danzi Solar Park is the product of a partnership between the CAR government and the World Bank. This is in addition to the support to develop the CAR electricity sector through the Electricity Sector Strengthening and Access Project (PARSE). The CAR liberalised its electricity sector and established the CAR Electricity Code in 2005 to restructure ENERCA and put it on a more viable path.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 09:25 UTC
Bitget Launches Arabic lingual support for over eleven Middle Eastern and North African countries
AdvertisementThe top cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 provider in the world, Bitget, has added Arabic language support to its mobile app and website, making it accessible from over eleven Middle Eastern and North African nations. This action aligns with Bitget’s support for Fiat gateways for seven different currencies in the Middle East, including dinars, riyals, and ouguiyas. Using Bitget’s P2P, Earn, Futures, Copy-trading, and other features is also supported in terms of languages. AdvertisementFurthermore, Bitget customers in the Middle East will profit from free costs for purchasing and selling cryptocurrencies using Bitget P2P, as the platform prioritises offering a flawless trading experience. Bitget is investigating obtaining licenses to conduct business in the intended Middle Eastern markets.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 09:06 UTC
Misrata Free Zone signs agreement with Chinese company SANY to supply gantry cranes
The Director of the Media Office in the Misrata Free Zone (MFZ), Aladdin Baba, revealed in an exclusive interview with Libya Herald Wednesday that an agreement was signed on Tuesday in the city of Misrata with the Chinese company SANY, to supply gantry cranes with a capacity of 60 tons. Baba stressed that the signing of this agreement with SANY comes within the programmes of developing and modernizing machinery within MFZ to be environmentally friendly. This, he added, reflects the commitment of MFZ to fully adopting environmentally friendly technology in all work and services provided within it. It is worth noting that SANY is a company specialized in designing and manufacturing a wide range of heavy machinery and port equipment, such as hydraulic excavators, forklifts, bulldozers, concrete pumps, gantry cranes, and wide types of cranes inside and outside service and industrial facilities and sites. 50 local and international companies participate in the International Conference on Ports and Free Zones in Misrata (libyaherald.com)MFZ signs MoU with China Harbour, one of the world’s largest port implementers and operators (libyaherald.com)North Africa International Ports and Free Zones Conference and Exhibition – 18 to 20 November at Misrata Free Zone (libyaherald.com)
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 08:16 UTC
Applications open for African Agri-tech Scale-Up Programme
Applications are open for the African Agri-tech Scale-Up Programme, which aims to help agri-focused and agri-adjacent ventures scale across the continent more quickly. The African Agri-tech Scale-Up Programme is the result of a partnership between Endeavor, AfricaGrow and FMO, the Dutch entrepreneurial development bank, which aims to empower early-stage African agri-tech ventures. It provides entrepreneurs with highly-tailored, structured mentoring through Endeavor’s global network of industry experts and investors, as well as other critical resources. Through a cohort-based approach supported by FMO and AfricaGrow, Endeavor will focus on helping agri-tech and agri-adjacent ventures across Africa scale quicker. Applications are open here until December 30, and the programme runs for the entirety of 2024.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 23, 2023 07:27 UTC