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Côte d'Ivoire wins $50 million climate fund for smallholder farmers
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The Green Climate Fund has approved a $50 million project to help farmers in Côte d’Ivoire’s central regions adapt to climate change and raise yields on rice, cassava and yam. The five-year program targets 147,000 smallholders and is designed to…
Royal Academy opens 2027 Africa Prize applications in Ivory Coast
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The Royal Academy of Engineering has launched the 2027 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation with a special call to engineers and innovators in Côte d’Ivoire.
QDL pitches high-performance DTH bits as lower-cost option over time
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Qideli (QDL) is promoting its DTH bit factory output as a more reliable alternative to standard drilling tools, citing longer service life, lower downtime and better efficiency in mining and infrastructure work.
QDL pitches durable drill rods for Sandvik and Epiroc rigs
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QDL says its integral DTH drill rods are built for Sandvik and Epiroc drilling rigs, with compatibility across major thread standards and use cases in mining, quarrying and water well projects.
Yango Group expands Great Place to Work certification to 17 countries in 2026
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Yango Group said its Great Place to Work certification expanded to 17 countries in 2026 from nine in 2025, based on feedback from 938 employees across the certified markets.
Africa vehicle tracking market to reach $26.53 million by 2027
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Allied Market Research projects the Africa vehicle tracking system market will grow from $8.99 million in 2019 to $26.53 million by 2027, driven by smart transport adoption, fleet expansion and safety demand.
Cocoa beans market to reach $37.18 billion by 2035
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The global cocoa beans market is projected to grow from $20.24 billion in 2025 to $37.18 billion by 2035, driven by premium chocolate demand, sustainability efforts and new uses in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.
Côte d’Ivoire secures $50M climate finance boost for climate-smart farming
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Côte d’Ivoire has won approval for a $50 million climate-finance package to help rice, cassava and yam farmers in central regions adapt to climate change.
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