The Times Of Africa - December 2016

In this issue

Our December issue is definitely a landmark in the calendar of The Times of Africa. Not only because we end the calendar year of 2016 with it, but also due to the subject we have dwelt upon―power and energy rise in Africa. This issue focusses on how Africa can increase their inflow of power and energy in order to cater to the needs which are increasing in leaps and bounds with their increasing population. Apart from power, the issue also talks about the upcoming event of Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas 2017 and the Kendra that has been set up for the Indian diaspora and how they are contributing in the upliftment of Indian economy. An article on the corporate trainer and motivational speaker Mr Shankar Goenka will definitely benefit many. Overall, this last issue of 2016 is rich in information will surely add to the pleasures of your mind!

Africa Gears Up Energy Revolution

“We can no longer tinker about the edges. We can no longer continue feeding our addiction to fossil fuels as if there were no tomorrow. For there will be no tomorrow. As a matter of urgency we must begin a global transition to a new safe energy economy. This requires fundamentally rethinking our economicsystems, to put them on a sustainable and more equitable footing. ”Desmond Tutu, Human Rights activist and Nobel Prize winner.

6 mins

Pravasi Bharatiya Kendra

The Connection With the Indian Diaspora.

4 mins

Towards a Lasting Bond - a Grand Event of India-africa Trade and Cutural Association

IATCA felicitated H.E. Mr. Alem Tsehaye Woldemariam, Ambassador of the Republic of Eritrea as The Dean of African Missions in India.

1 min

India Africa Moving Closer at a Handshake Distance

There is no doubt that the Indo-African bond has continued to blossom over the years.

2 mins

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