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Nigeria’s Fuel Tanker Blast Claims 86 Lives and Leaves Many Injured

In a tragic turn of events, at least 86 lives have been claimed and countless others injured following the catastrophic explosion of a fuel tanker in Niger State, nestled in northern Nigeria. The heartbreaking reality is that most of the victims were local residents, drawn to the scene like moths to a flame, desperate to collect the spilled petrol. It’s a stark and grim reminder of the struggles faced by impoverished communities where the lure of potential profit outweighs the looming dangers, as authorities have reported.…

Al Gore Delivers Passionate Rebuke of Fossil Fuel Sector at COP29

In a spirited address at the COP29 summit in Baku, former US Vice President Al Gore didn’t hold back in his criticism of the fossil fuel sector. He asserted that industry figures are “far more adept at winning over politicians than they are at tackling emissions.” As a dedicated climate advocate, Mr. Gore called on conference attendees to prioritize actionable solutions instead of succumbing to the pressures exerted by both the political elite and corporate interests. "We must confront the question of how long we’ll allow…

Kenya Airways Transforms Waste into Eco-Friendly Diesel Fuel

Kenya Airways, often hailed as the pride of East Africa, has embarked on a groundbreaking project. This venture, aimed at both innovation and environmental conservation, seeks to transform discarded plastic waste into diesel fuel. This initiative not only promises to cut down on fuel expenses but also represents a significant stride toward tackling the pervasive issue of pollution. According to a report by Victoria Amunga for Voice of America, this project's implications could ripple far beyond Nairobi. Plastic waste is a…

Somalia’s Leader Calls on German Companies to Fuel a Revolutionary Economic Resurgence

In the bustling city of Frankfurt, an intriguing meeting took place between Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Christoph Kannengiesser, CEO of Afrika-Verein. The venue? The renowned German-African Investment Conference. Their purpose was clear: forging stronger economic ties and boosting investment between Somalia and Germany. The event was covered extensively by SONNA, Somalia's National News Agency. FRANKFURT, Germany (AX) — In a spirited rallying cry, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud spoke with great enthusiasm to…

Ethiopia Contemplates Redirecting Fuel Imports to Berbera, Potentially Marginalizing Djibouti

Ethiopia’s fuel stream shifts focus from Djibouti to Berbera amidst an escalating Horn of Africa power maneuverFILE - A bird’s-eye view of Berbera Port's fuel terminal (upper left) and its freshly-expanded container terminal (foreground), a crucial lynchpin for regional commerce in the Horn of Africa, including Ethiopia’s potential pivot of fuel imports from Djibouti. (Government of North Western State of Somalia)Mogadishu (AX) —  Ethiopia is mulling over rerouting its fuel imports from Djibouti to North Western State of…

Somali Elder Restitutes Fuel Stolen during the 1991 Government Collapse

Somali Elder Returns Fuel Taken During 1991 Government Collapse Mogadishu (AX) — A Somali elder, Mumin Fidow Rooble, now in his late seventies, restored 50 liters of fuel to local officials. During the 1991 downfall of Somalia's central authority, he had taken the fuel. Residing today in the Mahas district of the Hiiraan region, Mumin said he turned to religious guidance before rectifying his past actions. In the chaotic overthrow of Mohamed Siad Barre's regime, Mumin acquired the gasoline from the Afisyooni military…

Massacres and struggle gas ethnic fervor in Ethiopia’s Amhara

Massacres and war fuel ethnic fervor in Ethiopia's Amhara NAIROBI, Kenya - As he set out to vote in Ethiopia's national elections, Tesfahun Sisay chose his outfit with determination, donning a T-shirt featuring a man's face and a Kalashnikov rifle. This man was Asaminew Tsige: Revered by many in Amhara, Asaminew commanded the muscular security forces in the region until two years ago, when he…

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