Media Monitoring, Monday 5 February

South African Venture Capital Going Green: USAID Southern Africa Mobilizing Investment (Engineering News)

Morocco's central bank chief pledges to raise green investments to 10% of reserves (Zawya)

Mining Indaba sustainability series to discuss energy transition and justice (BizCommunity)

Mozambique Seeks to End 50-Year South Africa Hydropower Pact (Bloomberg)

Egypt launches 55% tax credit to boost green hydrogen production (ETN News)

Boost as Kenya to receive Sh11b for transition to clean energy (Standard Media)

Driving Sustainable Innovation In North Africa (Forbes Africa)

Navigating ESG targets in South Africa's challenging supply chain (Zawya)

Preparing Africa’s workforce for a green future (Impact Alpha)

Embrace green economy, DACA urges FG (Punch Nigeria)

Europe and Africa forging a new relationship (The Business Financial Times)

Upskilling Africa’s workforce for green jobs in renewable energy and resilient agriculture (Impact Alpha)

Africa CDC links continent’s worst cholera outbreaks to climate change (Nairametrics)

SOUTH AFRICA: Green project to educate 15,000 youth (Mission News Wire)

How Africa’s industrials can decarbonise, lower energy costs and increase reliability (The Africa Logistics)

Climate Change Threatens Older Elephants Most, Jeopardizing African Elephants’ Future (Azo Cleantech)

EU deforestation law could hit smallest African farmers hardest (EU Observer)

Warming Could Devastate Older Elephants, Sending Ripples Through Herds (Yale)

Study: As climate crisis escalates, so too could human-elephant clashes (Conservation International)

Climate Change Will Harm Older Elephants the Most, With Major Impacts on Ecosystems, Study Finds (Ecowatch)

Sahara Group Earmarks 2,000 Trees Per Annum To Curb Climate Change (Leadership Nigeria)

Why reviving old crops is key to saving Africa's degraded soils (RFI)

Rich nations miss loss and damage fund deadline (Climate Change News)