The Ivory Coast cocoa regulator is cracking down on intermediary buyers as part of efforts to reform the sector. The aim is to ensure that more money from cocoa sales goes directly to farmers, who have long been underpaid for their crops. By targeting these middlemen, the regulator hopes to improve transparency and fairness in the cocoa supply chain.
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Africa: LNG – Africa Needs $200bn Annually to Meet Energy, Climate Goals
The Managing Director of Nigeria LNG Limited highlighted the need for over $200 billion in annual investments in the energy sector in Africa to achieve energy and climate goals, emphasizing the importance of balancing immediate energy access with transitioning to sustainable sources like LNG. He stressed the necessity of collaboration among policymakers, private sector players, and investors to attract capital and create enabling frameworks. Nigeria LNG's commitment to sustainability through LNG investments was praised for...
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