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Africa · MozambiqueThe Mozambican government and TotalEnergies have announced the restart of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project that had stalled for about five years due to insecurity in Cabo Delgado province. ALSO READ: Rwanda-Mozambique ties evolve from security to multi-sector cooperation Security has returned in most parts of the province on the coast of the Indian Ocean, where Rwandan Security Forces and the Mozambican army have fought an insurgency that f…See the Story
Giant Mozambique Gas Project Resumes After 5-Year Security Suspension
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Climate Change · JapanThe Government of Japan and UNESCO have signed an Arrangement Letter to implement a $50,000 flood resilience project in Niger State. The project aims at strengthening long-term societal stability and reducing the impact of climate-induced flooding. The signing ceremony for the project titled: “Strengthening Flood Resilience in Nigeria to Foster Long-Term Societal Stability with Focus on Niger State”, took place on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, in…See the Story
Japan backs UNESCO with $50,000 to boost flood resilience in Niger - EnviroNews - latest environment news, climate change, renewable energy
Climate Change · South KoreaThe global push to restore degraded forests received renewed backing recntly after the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity and the Korea Forest Service agreed to extend their long-running Forest Ecosystem Restoration Initiative, reinforcing international cooperation at a time when biodiversity loss continues to accelerate across many regions, including Africa. Image source: EnviroNews The two institutions signed a new Memorandu…See the Story
