China, Africa Sign MoUs On Climate Change

The Chinese government announced on Monday that it has signed 19 Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) on South-South cooperation on climate change with 17 African countries. This was disclosed by government officials during a joint news conference for the 2024 summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) from Sept. 4 to Sept. 6 2024 in…

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KOICA Committed To Supporting Educational Technology Devt In Africa – Country Director

The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) Nigeria on Wednesday said it remained committed to supporting the development of educational technology (edtech) ecosystem in Africa. The Country Director of the agency, Mr Son Sungil stated this in Abuja during the 6th edition of the African Edutech Conference hosted by KOICA in collaboration with UBEC, and the…

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Cyber Attack On Russian State Television Disrupts Service

A cyberattack led to widespread disruptions at the Russian state-owned broadcaster VGTRK on Monday, according to media reports. The online Russian newspaper Gazeta.Ru reported that a pro-Ukrainian hacker group named “sudo rm -RF” was responsible for the attack, citing Russian intelligence officials. Gazeta.Ru said that the attack affected the online broadcast of the programme, internal…

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UAE Establishes New Agency To Expand Global Humanitarian Efforts

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will establish a new aid agency to advance the country’s global humanitarian outreach, local media reported on Monday. The UAE Aid Agency will implement foreign aid programs designed to address urgent global needs, including disaster relief, recovery, post-conflict stabilization, development, and capacity-building initiatives, the report said. The establishment of the…

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EU Airports Tighten Liquid Rules

Rules for liquids in hand luggage are being tightened again at airports throughout the European Union beginning on September 1. Passengers would once again be limited to containers of no more than 100 millilitres. Passengers are also required to pack liquid containers together in a single transparent plastic bag with a maximum volume of 1…

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India’s New Regulation: Prohibiting Perfume Use for Pilots and Flight Attendants

India’s aviation authority, DGCA, is proposing strict regulations that not only ban alcohol but also perfume use by airline crew members. Explore the implications and potential challenges of this proposed rule change in the aviation industry. In a surprising move, India’s aviation industry is considering an unconventional measure to ensure air travel safety. While most…

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