Media Monitoring, Monday 16 October

SOUTH SUDAN: $215 million in support from the World Bank to cope with climate shocks (Afrik 21)

MENA Climate Week hosts session on Islamic finance for climate action (WAM)

Multilateral Development Banks deliver record climate finance of close to $61 billion for low and middle-income economies in 2022 (AfDB)

IMF and World Bank are urged to boost funding for African nations facing conflict and climate change (El Pais)

Affordable Electric Cars Like BYD Seagull & Wuling Bingo Could Be Big Hit In Africa, Used Car Imports Imply (Clean Technica)

A battery swap scheme is turning Africa’s roads electric: Spiro is expanding to Kenya (Keyt)

The green mobility within South Africa’s grasp must be vigorously advanced (Mining Weekly)

Adenia takes majority stake in Enfin, South Africa-based solar financing solutions provider targeting the C&I sector, for new fund's first deal (Africa Capital Digest)

The growing role of renewables in Africa: A catalyst for sustainable development (Engineering News)

Greenshare wins Energy Investment Village pitch event at Green Energy Africa Summit (Zawya)

Solar energy could meet global electricity demand by the mid 2030's (ESI Africa)

Azule Energy aims to lift output in boost to Angola's turnaround plans (Reuters)

Issuing $500 mln Panda bonds supports Egypt's green economy transition: Maait (Ahram)

Critical minerals: Africa risks being left out of supply chains by flaws in US IRA (Global Capital)

Reshaping the fundamental shift to clean energy in Africa using natural gas (ESI Africa)

EBRD backs Morocco’s efforts to speed up green energy transition (North Africa Post)

South Africa may get $1 billion loan from World Bank to tackle power crisis (Reuters)

US Seeks to ‘Diversify’ China-Dominated Africa Minerals Supply Chain (VOA News)

Clean cooking stoves for Africa: The IEA’s pitch to EU for COP28 (Euractiv)

Uganda says carbon neutrality plans hinge on oil, gas (Argus Media)

Assessing Rwanda's carbon market framework (Ventures Africa)

South Africa Launches Voluntary Carbon Market (Markets Media)

South Africa Chides Rich Nations Over ‘Just’ Transition to Green Tech (Bloomberg)

Green technology presents job opportunities for Africa’s youth (Ghana Web)