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Wolfson Press Fellow, University of Cambridge, Journalist working for University World News, SCIDEV.Net, Nature Africa,& Media Con
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Africa’s forests @ risk amid surging energy transition minerals demand

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By Francis Kokutse Verified
| Business a.m. Verified
It may look like a new way to create wealth for African countries but, unfortunately, the surging demand for green energy transition minerals like copper and cobalt – essential for electric vehicles and renewables,  will rather create massive deforestation in countries endowed with these minerals.
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Africa must bring out its quivers for all to see!

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By Francis Kokutse Verified, Alton Anderson Founder-CEO-Editor
| Black News UK
Africa When the Swahili speaking people say, “Mishale Muzuri haukai ziani,” literally meaning that, a good arrow does not remain in its quiver, all they mean is that a beautiful thing,  true talent, or genuine potential should never be hidden, but must be brought out into the open to be used and admired. This proverb somehow … The post Africa must bring out its quivers for all to see! appeared first on Ghanaian Times.
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Funding mechanism proposed to build digital infrastructure

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By Francis Kokutse Verified
| University World News
GHANA-AFRICA The lack of African-owned digital infrastructure has become one of the greatest obstacles to the continent’s technological ambitions and, for this reason, there is a need to invest in both infrastructure and expertise if Africa is to achieve technological independence, Clement Apaak, Ghana’s deputy minister of education, has said.
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