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Ghana Set to Prohibit Plastic Straw Imports to Promote Green Solutions

Accra’s Call for a Sustainable Future: Dr. Muhammed's Vision During his compelling address at the Environmental Sustainability Summit in Accra on June 24, 2025, Dr. Muhammed captivated the audience with a stark reminder of an urgent challenge facing the nation: the escalating reliance on harmful plastic products. He asserted the necessity of shifting towards sustainable, locally-produced alternatives, urging both government actors and citizens to take part in this significant transition. It’s a call that resonates…

Green Party Leader to Participate in Budapest Pride Parade Despite Prohibition

Roderic O'Gorman, leader of the Green Party, has announced plans to travel to Hungary for the Budapest Pride Parade on June 28, in response to Hungarian police declaring that they will prohibit the event. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the pride parade, which is a significant celebration supporting the LGBTQI+ community in the city. The police stated in a public statement: "The police, acting within their authority over public assemblies, prohibit the holding of the assembly at the aforementioned location and…

Reviving American Manufacturing with Safe & Green Containment Solutions

Safe & Green Holdings has emerged as a key player in the modular containerized systems market, acknowledging the pressing need for sustainability and cost efficiency in American manufacturing. At a time when these factors are critical, their innovative approach stands out, addressing demands with a practical mindset and a keen understanding of industry dynamics. The Power of Solutions in Crisis The COVID-19 pandemic was a stark reminder of the unexpected challenges that can arise, emphasizing the need for rapid,…

Starlink Expands Its Reach in Africa with Guinea-Bissau’s Green Light

In a significant development for telecommunications in Guinea-Bissau, the National Regulatory Authority for Information and Communication Technologies (ARN-TIC) has granted official approval for Starlink, the innovative satellite internet service developed by Elon Musk. This decision is likely to transform connectivity in the region, offering new possibilities for both individuals and businesses. The announcement came from Bamba Kote, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of ARN, during the opening ceremony of…

British Lawmakers Give Green Light to Government’s Plan for Scunthorpe Steelworks Takeover

The UK Parliament has taken decisive action by approving plans aimed at safeguarding the blast furnaces of British Steel in Scunthorpe during a remarkable session of the House of Commons. Emergency legislation, which empowers the UK government to mandate British Steel to maintain operations at the plant, received unanimous backing in the Commons. This pivotal move will now be presented for discussion in the House of Lords, as the government strives to codify these powers within a single day. In an unusual turn of events,…

US to Reject Visas and Green Cards Based on Social Media Activity

The U.S. immigration authorities have announced a new approach to scrutinizing social media accounts, asserting that they may deny visas or residence permits to individuals who share content identified as anti-Semitic by the Trump administration. Content categorized as anti-Semitic will encompass social media activity that expresses support for militant organizations classified as terrorists by the United States, including Hamas, Lebanon’s Hezbollah, and Yemen’s Houthi insurgents. As Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi…

Somalia Becomes a Member of the International Green Development Organization

In a bold move towards sustainability, Somalia has officially thrown its hat into the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) ring. This step marks a significant chapter in the nation's quest to build a greener economy and shield its environment, gearing up to tackle and adapt to the challenges posed by climate change. According to Khadija Al Makhzoumi, the Minister of Environment for Somalia, the decision to unite with GGGI isn't just a small leap—it's a substantial stride in the right direction. As quoted by the Somali…

The Green Climate Fund Allocates $134 Million to Enhance Climate Resilience for Farmers and Pastoralists in Somalia and Iraq

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has greenlit a whopping $134 million to kickstart two landmark initiatives aimed at helping vulnerable farming communities in Somalia and Iraq toughen up against climate change.Steered by the good folks over at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, these game-changing projects will arm millions of farmers and herders with the skills to tackle climate chaos like droughts and floods head-on.Kaveh Zahedi, chief honcho of FAO’s Climate Change, Biodiversity and Environment…

Green Climate Fund Allocates $100 million for Somalia’s Ambitious Climate Initiative

Mogadishu (AX) – On a momentous Tuesday at its 40th meeting, the Green Climate Fund (GCF) embraced a $100 million endeavor aimed at boosting Somalia’s efforts against climate chaos through the "Climate Resilient Agriculture in Somalia" (FP246) project. Somalia’s Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Khadija Mohamed Al-Makhzoumi, flanked by fellow government representatives, hailed the GCF's backing. Minister Khadija hailed the move as a pivotal stride in strengthening Somalia’s agricultural defense against erratic…

Somalia’s Cabinet Gives Green Light to $1.3 Billion Budget for 2025

MOGADISHU, Somalia - In a fresh fiscal launch, the Somali government nodded to a $1.3 billion budget for the year 2025. This allocation marks a modest uptick from last year's financial forecast, putting the onus on the Treasury to scrounge up funds by revamping the nation’s economic systems. Lending their spirits to this financial framework, Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre’s cabinet gave the green light shortly after the National Consultative Council (NCC) meeting wrapped up. This gathering converged the brains from…

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