South Africa separates its energy portfolio, appointing Ramokgopa and Graham as new leaders to address the complex energy transition challenges.
Adenike Adeodun
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Adenike Adeodun
Adeodun Adenike Dorcas boasts over four years of extensive experience in human capital management. Her diverse expertise encompasses areas like writing, strategic project management, and visionary leadership. Committed to elevating Africa's talent landscape, Adeodun holds a fervent belief in the intrinsic potential of every individual. She is dedicated to ensuring they are equipped with the essential tools and knowledge for their professional ascent. By aligning people's skills and aspirations with organizational goals, she aims to transform workspaces into centers of innovation and excellence.
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Aiteo Eastern Exploration terminates security contracts due to crude theft and fraud allegations, affecting Amotoi Global Services and other providers.
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Experts at the Africa Gas Innovation Summit emphasize the need for innovation and collaboration to harness Africa’s vast gas resources for sustainable development.
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AU Commissioner Amani Abou-Zeid highlights financing challenges and strategies for renewable energy investment in Africa at COP29 dialogue.
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Liberia secures World Bank funding for solar and hydropower projects, significantly boosting the nation’s energy capacity and infrastructure.
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Africa50 and IRENA have pledged $100 million to support renewable energy projects in Africa, aiming for sustainable development and enhanced energy access.
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Egypt receives $700 million from the World Bank to boost renewable energy efforts and improve electricity efficiency, supporting green economic growth.
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Record-high gas flaring in 2023 wastes energy and increases emissions in North Africa, with severe environmental impacts highlighted by the World Bank.
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Zimbabwe plans to install floating solar panels on Lake Kariba to boost electricity supply and address power deficits. The project begins with an initial 150MW installation by 2025.
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Eskom wins appeal to keep five coal plants running under current emission limits until 2030, balancing power supply and environmental health.