Media Monitoring, Monday 20 May

Africa’s bold pledge: Leaders commit to triple continent’s fertilizer usage by 2034 — (The Independent Uganda)

GreenPlinth Africa, partners to deploy 80 million free cookstoves nationwide — (Business Day Nigeria)

Egypt in talks to secure $1.2B from IMF's Resilience and Sustainability Facility — (Egypt Today)

Meet climate tech CEOs positioning Nigeria for $13.8 billion Green Investment Fund — (Nairametrics)

Why Europe is banking on Africa for its big-ticket investments — (RFI)

ARM gives young tech entrepreneur $7981 for topping innovation competition — (MSN)

World Bank awards Namibia a multi-million dollar loan to harness its potential as Africa’s largest wind and solar powerhouse — (Construction Review Online)

South Africa-Namibia parties ink MOU for green hydrogen pipeline — (Kallanish)

Africa could make $1.08 trillion of green hydrogen a year, EIB Says — (Yahoo News)

Will Tanzania’s new truck assembly plant revive old coal mines? — (The Exchange Africa)

Senegal: a 100% electric bus network goes into service in Dakar — (Energy News Pro)

EV firm Spiro taps Sh6.5bn loan to expand operations — (Business Daily Africa)

Upcycling waste spurs art, farming among Lagos students — (Real News Magazine)