Expulsion of SADR from AU: 24 signatories of Tangiers Appeal reiterate their call – The North Africa Post
The signatories of the Tangier Appeal, urging the African Union (AU) to expel the self-proclaimed “SADR” from the Union, have reiterated their urgent call to the African Heads of State to eject the Algeria-backed puppet undermining the AU credibility. They reiterated call for the expulsion of the pseudo-SADR from the AU which becomes handicapped by the presence of a separatist proxy that lacks all the attributes of a sovereign state. Two major international events were put off lately sine die to avoid Polisario’s attendance and political crisis. First Saudi Arabia had to cancel its summit with the African Union, followed by a similar decision from the EU. Global powers such as the United States, Russia, China, France, Japan, and South Korea reject Polisario’s presence in their African summits.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 17:21 UTC
Denzel Washington Will Terrorize Rome as Legendary General Hannibal Barca
They were so epic (literally and figuratively) that historians still pour over things like "Fabian Strategy," double envelopment and unified command -- even at the U.S. Army War College. Rome demanded Hannibal be sent to Rome for punishment. What's worse for Rome was that Hannibal wasn't losing troops, but in fact was gaining them as more Roman allies defected. Carthage's allies began to defect as a large Roman army landed in North Africa. Hannibal would eventually become a fugitive, attack Roman allies for different nations and eventually kill himself after being cornered by Roman troops.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 16:59 UTC
Global Dynamic Spinal Tethering Systems Industry Poised for a 10% CAGR, Anticipating a US$ 154.85 Million Valuation by 2032 | FMI Report
What are the drivers and challenges affecting the Global Dynamic Spinal Tethering Systems Industry demand? What are key trends and opportunities that will prevail the revenue growth of Global Dynamic Spinal Tethering Systems Industry players? Global Dynamic Spinal Tethering Systems Industry players – INTUITIVEX, Medronic, Alphatec Spine, Inc., Arthrex, Camber Spine, DePuy Synthes, among others represent the Global Dynamic Spinal Tethering Systems Industry. Global Dynamic Spinal Tethering Systems Industry: SegmentationOn the basis of application, the Global Dynamic Spinal Tethering Systems Industry segmented as:ScoliosisOther Spine DeformitiesOn the basis of end user, the Global Dynamic Spinal Tethering Systems Industry is segmented as:HospitalsAmbulatory Surgical CentersSpecialty ClinicsRegional analysis includes:North America (U.S., Canada)Latin America (Mexico. https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/request-discount/rep-gb-9921The Global Dynamic Spinal Tethering Systems Industry research gets rid of the following queries:How the market for Dynamic Spinal Tethering Systems is expected to shape in the coming ten years?
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 15:33 UTC
Check out how DP World uses cricket to reach out to the society
Global logistics player DP World of Dubai is using cricket to create awareness about the company’s brand and also help the needy by supplying kits to local cricket clubs. The partnership started from the ICC World Test Championship Final recently in London and includes all major ICC events in men’s and women’s cricket, including the Cricket World Cup, T20 World Cup and Champions Trophy. With the addition of Tuna Tekra in Kandla, Gujarat, DP World will have a combined capacity of 8.19 million TEUs. Soomar said under DP World’s ‘Beyond Boundaries Initiative,’ the company has pledged over 2,000 cricket kits to grassroots cricket clubs across the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023. Through Beyond Boundaries, DP World will leverage its end-to-end network and smart logistics capabilities to deliver cricket kits and equipment through at least fifty bespoke shipping containers placed in cricket playing communities across the world.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 15:29 UTC
Spain’s Sanchez new term gives Algeria bitter taste – The North Africa Post
The same far-left Sumar coalition has turned its back to Algiers following a deal to form a coalition with Sanchez that included abandoning support for the Algeria-backed Polisario separatists. Sanchez won the support of Parliament to form a new government ending a political limbo that lasted for months since the PP that won elections failed to form a majority government. Under Sanchez administration, Spain has backed in 2022 Morocco’s autonomy plan as the only political solution to the Sahara issue, irking the Polisario and its mentor, Algeria. Algeria responded with a set of retaliatory measures including economic restrictions on Spanish imports and Spanish businesses, as well as threatening to cut gas. Earlier this month, Algeria returned its ambassador to Madrid, marking the recognition of its failure to pressure Spain to adopt a pro-separatist stance.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 15:02 UTC
Visa-Free Travel Isn’t a Silver Bullet for Africans Crossing African Borders
In early November, the governments of Kenya and Rwanda announced that they were extending visa-free travel to all African visitors to both countries. The two nations joined the Seychelles, Benin and Gambia in promising to remove visas as an obstacle to African travelers. While the move toward visa-free travel is a step in the right direction, it is not sufficient to address the range of challenges facing Africans crossing national borders in Africa. Free movement of people across Africa is not just a central demand of the pan-African movement. Free movement of people is also a key priority of the AU’s Agenda 2063, the main policy document that serves as a roadmap for the organization’s current programs.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 14:35 UTC
Pakistan, Russia agree to expand collaborative efforts to combat terrorism in region
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Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 14:12 UTC
Sudan: Killings in Ardamata
The base is just outside El Geneina, the capital of West Darfur. Many of those killed were young Masalit men and relatives of Sudanese soldiers remaining in Ardamata, after the troops fled the town. On 5 November alone, 66 Masalit men were summarily executed in three separate incidents. The Ardamata attack is the second reported mass attack by the RSF and its allied Arab militia against Masalit civilians in a matter of months. Between May and June 2023, hundreds of Masalit men, women, and children – including the governor of West Darfur – were killed.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 13:36 UTC
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Exclusive: EBRD backs 3 bln euro plan to wean North Macedonia off coal power
"Coal in North Macedonia represents 40% of the energy source, so it's very big, it's very important," EBRD President Odile Renaud-Basso told Reuters. Both of its coal-fired plants are ageing, outdated and run on lignite, the most polluting type of coal. An IFC spokesperson said the green transition, including in North Macedonia, was one of its key priorities, but that it was not in a position to confirm any plan details. "The world's richest countries need to work with the multilateral development banks to find effective, structural ways to channel significantly scaled up energy transition finance," he said. North Macedonia joined the Powering Past Coal Alliance, a group of countries committed to phasing out coal-fired power, in 2021.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 13:07 UTC
Mobile Sterile Units Market is projected to expand at 5.7% CAGR to reach a market valuation of US$ 391.3 Million by the end of 2033-FMI Report
Get a Sample Copy of the Report:https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/reports/sample/rep-gb-10750Mobile Sterile Units Market: Drivers and RestraintsOne of the major factors anticipated to propel the growth of the mobile sterile units market globally is the growing adoption of sterile units to prevent cross contamination in hospitals and clinics. Additionally, portable sterile units are lighter and take up less room on the floor, which boosts demand for mobile sterile units. Mobile Sterile Units Market: OverviewBecause more doctors and other professionals are using portable sterile units in hospitals, the market for mobile sterile units is expanding. Europe is expected to contribute second-highest revenue share in global mobile sterile units market due to the higher adoption of mobile sterile units in the region by professionals. Mobile Sterile Units Market: Key Market ParticipantsExample of some market players participants in mobile sterile units market are Steris Corporation, Benchmark Scientific, Astell Scientific, Getinge Group, Shinva Medical Instrument, Belimed AG, Yamato, and Systec.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 13:03 UTC
South Africa set for fuel price drop in December By Investing.com
This anticipated relief comes just in time for the end-of-year holiday season, potentially easing consumer struggles and making travel more affordable. The AA announced today that motorists can expect the price of ULP 95 inland to drop to approximately R22.17 per liter, with coastal prices even lower at R22.05 per liter, marking the lowest rate since February. Diesel is projected to decrease to R22.15 per liter, which is less expensive than September's R23.05 per liter but still above August's rate of R20.21 per liter. Similarly, data from CEF released yesterday indicates that ULP 93 will see a reduction of R1.05 per liter, while illuminating paraffin is set to decrease by R1.75 (USD1 = ZAR18.2773) per liter. These adjustments are attributed to stable oil prices alongside the aforementioned stronger local currency and softer international product prices.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 12:42 UTC
Egypt looking to up its exports of renewable energy to Europe
Egypt has signed an MoU with a Belgium company aimed at exporting renewable energy from the North African country to Europe. The project includes extending a subsea cable to transmit energy to Europe with at least 2GW capacity, state media reported. Tackling obstacles to renewable energy rollout on Egypt gridThe company had previously installed two umbilicals in Egypt for the new West Nile Delta gas fields and had also worked on the expansion of the Suez Canal. It will carry electricity from Egypt’s renewable energy sources and will supply residential consumers and businesses in Greece and neighbouring European countries. Egypt, EU agreement on renewable energyLast year, the EU and Egypt announced that they would step up cooperation on renewable energy sources, hydrogen and energy efficiency.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 11:19 UTC
Northern Cape mine smooths flow with Weba Chutes
Specialist transfer point company, Weba Chute Systems is working with a mine in the Northern Cape to improve material flow. The mine has ordered two custom engineered chutes from Weba Chute Systems, which are expected to improve efficiency at the transfer points. According to Weba Chute Systems’ Regional Manager for the Northern Cape, Arnold Archer, the contracts are for an apron feeder discharge chute and a jaw crusher feed chute. To inform Weba Chute Systems’ designs, the company’s team uses technical questionnaires to help gather information from the customer on a range of variables. Weba Chute Systems can also install its own chutes, but provides supervision and assistance where the mine arranges the installation itself, he concludes.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 09:54 UTC
The battle of Kidal, a triumph for Mali’s Assimi Goïta
“Glory to the Malian army! Long live the five colonels!”: On 14 November, Colonel Assimi Goïta’s supporters thronged Bamako’s Independence Square following the announcement that the Malian Armed Forces had taken the key rebel city of Kidal. There's more to this story Get unlimited access to our exclusive journalism and features today. Our award-winning team of correspondents and editors report from over 54 African countries, from Cape Town to Cairo, from Abidjan to Abuja to Addis Ababa. Subscribe Now cancel anytime Already a a subscriber Sign In
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 08:37 UTC
Exploring VMware’s Cloud and AI vision in the Middle East
Veronica Martin caught up with Ahmed Auda, Vice President & GM Middle East, Turkey & North Africa at VMware, during VMware Explore to discuss their recent announcements and developments relevant to the Middle East, the initiatives and strategies VMware is implementing to support businesses in the Middle East and the role of VMware technologies in addressing the evolving IT landscape. Can you share some of the recent announcements or developments from VMware Explore that are particularly relevant to the Middle East region? We are also giving our own approach of generative AI in what we call private AI partnerships around data services and the sovereign cloud. We are simplifying the cloud offerings and pushing more partners in the sovereign cloud domain across the Middle East. In the Middle East, we encounter challenges akin to those faced by clients worldwide, and our commitment is to streamline these complexities.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 17, 2023 07:51 UTC