Africa Solar Outlook 2025
Africa deployed an additional 2.5 GW of solar in 2024, according to AFSIA‘s new “Africa Solar Outlook 2025” report. AFSIA’s figures, which do not include residential installations, take the continent’s
Egypt
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Extra long staple cotton scenario in India and world
Cotton is the most important textile fibre and contributes to 62 percent of the Indian Textile Industry's requirement. Among the different quality groups, the ELS Cotton of 35 mm and above is in great
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Mummy of King Tutankhamen
The mummy of King Tutankhamen went on a public display for the first time on November 4, after archaeologists removed the body from his stone sarcophagus in an underground tomb in the Valley of the
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Cities as spaces of culture, constraints
Exhibition>> Global Cities, Tate Modern
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Drought forces Egyptians into felling trees
a recent study has revealed that trees are in significant decline in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. The desert ranks among the most extreme deserts, with average annual rainfall being less than 30
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How effective is the global polio eradication drive?
An optimistic note, about wiping out polio from the six afflicted countries, was to be sounded at a conference organised by the World Health Organisation in Geneva on January 15. Instead, the sudden re emergence of the disease in two African nations Ben
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The drought food
The ker plant signifies drought to people in the desert. It also provides food to survive on
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Dictating terms
The US forces its agenda upon other member states at the fifth review conference of the bioweapons convention
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Bytes
jumbo fighters: Tiny bugs would no longer trouble jumbo jets. If undetected, microbes in aviation fuel harm the planes' instruments and even eat through the wings. They also produce misleading
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Breathing easy
Cairo embraces CNG in a big way
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EGYPT
Groundwater levels below the Karnak temple complex situated in the town of Luxor have risen alarmingly. Experts say that this could result in the crumbling or sinking of the complex, which was