New horizons: The Atlantic Council Global Energy Forum discussed energy transition. (Image source: Vera Kratochvil)
The fourth annual Atlantic Council Global Energy Forum, a pre-World Future Energy Summit event wrapped up several days of high-level discussions on the energy agenda for 2020 and the decade ahead
AEC will debate on educating African youth and improving their jobs, skills and capacity in light of recent continental and global structural changes. (Image source: H6 Partners/Flickr)
The youth of Africa must be empowered to be competitive to play a more meaningful role in the continent’s economic transformation drive, urged African Development Bank’s (AfDB) acting chief economist and vice-president for economic governance and knowledge management Charles Lufumpa
Building on from the success of the 2019 Mining Indaba, industry experts from across the value chain will tackle topics including the industry’s role in addressing climate change and decarbonisation as well as sustainability measure for investment in the next decade
A variety of topics were addressed at the conference. (Image source: Vodacom Tanzania Plc)
Major representatives from more than eight African countries gathered at a workshop organised by Vodacom to look into trends and developments shaping the mobile money industry in Africa
Mantashe explained that South Africa gas to power technologies will provide the flexibility that is needed to back up the intermittent nature of renewable energy. (Image source: GovernmentZA/Flickr)
At Africa Oil Week last week, the minister of minerals resources and energy in South Africa Gwede Mantashe outlined the role that oil and gas will play going forwards
