Ethiopia under President Abiy Ahmed is paving a road for future Africa with a political party based on Ethiopian identity instead of ethnic identity. It is the road to the sovereign nation states of Africa. Panelists include Lawrence Freeman, Farah Maalim, Ann Garrison and Sébastien Périmony
Source: Sébastien Périmony
12 October 2021
Reflection on the New Ethiopian government Formation on Talk to OBN.
October 2021
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18 October 2021
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While the West`s Globalist Green policies are deliberately targetting agricultural production and undermining food security, China is doing the opposite
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– China has achieved food self-sufficiency relying on its own capacity
– China has been actively helping the world achieve the goal of zero hunger and zero poverty while its food production has been steadily on the rise
– China has been promoting policy coordination of the international community, improving global governance of food security
BEIJING, Oct. 17 (Xinhua) — Saturday marked the 41st World Food Day. Due to a pile-up of factors including the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change and regional conflicts, world food security is currently faced with severe challenges.
China, as one of the most populous countries in the world, has taken effective actions and played an active role in ensuring world food security.
First, China has achieved food self-sufficiency relying on its own capacity. The food storage of China is capable of feeding over 1.4 billion people by providing enough nutrition.
Through hard work, China has secured a bumper harvest for 17 years in a row, with its annual grain output exceeding 650 million tonnes for six consecutive years.
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Source: Sébastien Périmony
21 Septembre 2021
Emission Géopolitique Internationale de la chaîne Afrique Média le 19 septembre 2021
As 17 Afrikan countries mark 61 years since ‘independence’, we ask the question – Is Afrika truly independent, truly liberated and truly free? Much fanfare surrounded the announcements and the continued commemoration of these days by nations across the continent – and our history books are full of accounts about how we got here… but what’s the truth? What is Afrika dealing with and how do we face it? Let’s talk!
Source: Msingi Afrika TV
16 October 2021
Energy is LIFE ! The Power to Develop
Source: Africa4Nuclear
14 October 2021
Nuclear for Africa’s Prosperity!
UNDERSTANDING ENERGY
Our second episode explores the different types of energy sources. Some of our friends share their experiences with energy and what life could like without electricity.
Africa4Nuclear is a platform that takes you through the evolution of energy and how nuclear energy and its range of applications have become a driving force that can improve lives all across Africa.
Princess ‘Princy’ Mthombeni is the receipt of the Women in Nuclear Global Excellence Award 2021, awarded by Women in Nuclear Global.
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31 August 2021
The Department of Energy is looking at reviving the nuclear procurement programme, four years after a court ruling axed the plans.
To debate is programme manager for climate justice and socio-ecological transformation from the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Dr Roland Ngam and nuclear physicist and the CEO of Nuclear Africa, Dr Kelvin Kemm.
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Sept. 30 (EIRNS)—Despite the green psychosis that has overtaken South Africa, more than 400 South Africans participated in the annual “Stand Up for Nuclear” events on Sept. 18 in Pretoria and Cape Town, and at the proposed nuclear site, Thyspunt.
Despite demands from the international bankers that coal be abandoned—even while South Africa is overwhelmingly dependent on coal for generating electricity—South African public opinion about nuclear energy is still ambivalent, at best. “Stand Up for Nuclear South Africa” and related efforts intend to change that.
Participants in the Sept. 18 events included nuclear industry professionals, politicians, educators, and students.
The main event was a three-mile walk across the township of Atteridgeville in Pretoria to the Phatudi Comprehensive School, where Zizamele Mbambo, Deputy Director General of Nuclear in the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, gave the keynote address.
On the streets, the activists—equipped with loudspeakers, banners and posters—demanded that government include nuclear in the green finance taxonomy. They engaged the surrounding communities on the merits of nuclear energy, including its huge potential to end load-shedding (power shut-offs, now 25% of the time) and reduce the cost of electricity.
The coordinator for Stand Up for Nuclear South Africa, Princess Mthombeni, told Executive Intelligence Review that “we are planning other initiatives such as the upcoming energy debate, as well as outreach programs that aim to engage communities and other stakeholders such as trade unions.”
Stand Up For Nuclear SA is a program of trade union NEHAWU’s Professionals Technical Committee, in collaboration with other organizations including South African Young Nuclear Professionals Society and Women in Nuclear South Africa. NEHAWU is the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union.
Stand Up for Nuclear is also held annually in more than 80 cities around the world, including New York, Seattle, Paris, and London; the number is growing. The South African organizers say that it has been led since 2016 by Environmental Progress, an American environmental movement led by Michael Schellenberger, to inform societies about the harmful effects of the indiscriminate expansion of renewable energy and the necessity of nuclear power.
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