Media Monitoring, Friday 26 January

World Bank And IMF Working Towards Africa’s Sustainable Growth – OpEd (Eurasiview)

Egypt expanding green, sustainable, and low-cost blue financing: Minsiter Dr. Maait (Zawya)

Kenya plan to raise ksh9trn from green bonds (Nation Africa)

Developing Countries Need Debt Relief to Act on Climate Change (Project Syndicate)

Nairobi looks to increase its Ethiopian electricity imports (Africa Intelligence)

‘Our contribution to a cleaner world’: How Kenya found an extraordinary power source beneath its feet (The Guardian)

Green hydrogen trade from Africa to Europe is ‘the same colonial vision again’ (The Mail & Guardian)

Africa Green Cement Market Poised to Reach US$ 2,546 Million 2024-2032 (Digital Journal)

Kenyan villagers show how to harvest more octopus by fishing less (Mongabay)

South Africa: Tourism opens application for Green Tourism Incentive Programme (Travel Daily News)

ReElement, Afrivolt take bold steps in li-ion and EV supply chains (ESI-Africa)

Aggressive expansion of carbon offset deals in Africa, island states raises crucial questions (Down to Earth)

Unleashing Africa’s Climate Finance with Billions of Carbon Credit Potential (Carbon Credits)

CAR: Touadéra snubs his environment minister (Africa Intelligence)

‘Need A Startup Approach’: Views From West Africa On Using The Blockchain And Even Digital Art To Combat Climate Change (Forbes Africa)

Plastic ban may trigger economic crisis, Green Growth Africa warns (The Guardian Nigeria)

Should Africans Bother About Climate Tech? (Innovation Village)