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Renewables Industrial Push: Egypt is signing up for a 2,000MW wind project in the Gulf of Suez and building a local wind-turbine manufacturing plant with China’s SANY—positioning the model as a lesson for Africa on scaling renewables beyond announcements. Climate Risk for Farmers: Namibia is warning of an El Niño-linked 2026/27 season with below-normal rains and hotter temperatures, urging early action on seeds, livestock feed and financing to avoid repeat drought losses. Agri Methane Capacity: UNEP’s International Methane Emissions Observatory is running webinars with Nigeria to strengthen measurement and management of methane from livestock, manure and rice—supporting Nigeria’s agriculture-focused climate plans. Fuel Cost Pressure on Food Systems: Nigeria’s debate on petrol prices is intensifying, with analysts warning that wage awards and palliatives won’t fix the long-term drivers of transport and food costs. Local Tech for Fish Farming: A Nigerian pharmacist built “Aquamanne,” an AI phone-linked sensor system to help fish farmers detect pond water problems early and cut mortality.

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African businesses push for better market access through economic diplomacy

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Agriculture insurance market seen topping $61 billion by 2030

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