
Africa: Solar Power Set to Explode in 2026
Africa is set to install 17 GW of solar power in 2026 (+45%), driven by distributed solar and the end of the South African monopoly.

The state of Annaba will host the fifth edition of the Algeria Salon for Entrepreneurship, Training, and Digital Economy starting next Thursday under the slogan 'Let's Design the Future' with the participation of more than 100 exhibitors representing startups and major technology companies, according to information received on Monday from the organizers. The salon's commissioner, Hamza Kermiche, explained during a press conference that this edition, organized under the auspices of the Ministry of Knowledge Economy and Startups and Micro-Enterprises, the Ministry of Vocational Training and Education, the High Commission for Digitalization, and with support from local authorities, includes an intensive technical and economic program aimed at accelerating digital transformation in vital sectors and linking university innovation to the job market. He added that ...

Africa is set to install 17 GW of solar power in 2026 (+45%), driven by distributed solar and the end of the South African monopoly.

A showcase of aircraft, trains, and a project to transport water from the south to the north, along with industrial and technological achievements. Journalists on a simulated journey to space and the moon... Technology plays a role in documenting China's history. When faced with China's story, it is hard to see what it has achieved today as merely a fleeting economic success. This country, which started from a reality burdened with crises and challenges, chose to build its strength step by step, until it became the second largest economic power and one of the most important industrial powers in the world. However, if China has built its position among the greats through will, work, and accumulated achievements, Algeria can also pursue its path to the top with its own potential.

Algeria - An agreement framework was signed today, Saturday, in Algiers between Djezzy and the General Union of Algerian Traders and Artisans to support digital transformation and contribute to the development of the national commercial activity environment, according to a statement from the mobile phone operator.
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