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State electricity monopoly ‘urgently’ working with treasury to find money to buy diesel
Hill+Knowlton Strategies draws ire from scientists for ‘incompatible’ representations
Pungent compound could be an unlikely decarbonisation hero
Investors must hope a new government next year will tackle fuel subsidies and currency issues
In a reversal of fortune, west African nation now has one of world’s worst performing currencies
Western capitals should use diplomatic and economic leverage with President Sisi
Eighty-five years since its publication, ‘Death on the Nile’ is still in print — and the ship that inspired it is back in service
Farmers struggle to make ends meet in unpredictable weather that has become the ‘new normal’
Start-up backed by likes of Alameda Research is now set to cut a large number of its staff
Our obsession with sovereignty is inhibiting the global mobility we desperately need
Climate conference gives Egypt’s human rights activists unprecedented global platform
We are on the verge of a humanitarian crisis in the region — local innovation is key to solving it
Capital of Sierra Leone attempts to reverse deforestation to reduce risk of heavy rains
Most money earmarked to aid the switch to renewables is unspent
Egyptian hosts plan to stress the interests of the developing world at climate change summit
Some businesses are starting to develop alternatives to the cooking fuel
Activists hope western leaders will use climate conference to put pressure on Cairo’s autocratic rulers
Rich countries’ willingness to pay poorer nations to ditch fossil fuels is being put to the test
International financing aimed at curbing reliance on coal relies too heavily on loans, says Pretoria
As Art X Lagos opens this weekend, will it feel the effects of the global economic downturn and domestic problems?
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