by Faro | Nov 30, 2018 | Archeology, Education & Culture, Environment, History, MENA, Research & Development, Sciences
Human ancestors may have spread to north Africa earlier than thought, stone tool discovery suggests An Oldowan core freshly excavated at Ain Boucherit from which sharp-edged cutting flakes were removed. M. Sahnouni John McNabb, University of Southampton East Africa is...
by Faro | Jul 31, 2018 | Agriculture, Food Imports, Food production, Higher education, MENA, Research & Development, Sciences
The civilization of ancient Egypt has always been and still is indebted to the Nile River and its dependable water supply that allowed amongst all staple food crops, wheat and barley to be farmed. These are grown throughout the Delta region and all along the banks of...
by Faro | Apr 4, 2018 | Arts and Humanities, Culture, Education & Culture, Emerging Markets, History, Research & Development
English has achieved prime status by becoming the most widely spoken language in the world – if one disregards proficiency – ahead of Mandarin Chinese and Spanish. English is spoken in 101 countries, while Arabic is spoken in 60, French in 51, Chinese in 33, and...
by Dr A. Mebtoul | Feb 12, 2017 | Business, Credit Control, Fossil Oil, Growth, Monetary policies, North Africa, Public Transport, Research & Development, Transport Management
For a sustainable development in Algeria . . . I note with satisfaction in this month of February 2017 that the respective Departments of Energy and Transport will be taking actions as recommended alas ten years earlier, by an audit carried out under my direction and...
by Faro | Mar 2, 2016 | Agriculture, Carbon footprint, Desalination Plant, Energy and Water Consumption, Environment, MENA, Research & Development
An article of POWERMAG written by Kennedy Maize and published on 1 March 2016 is about water desalination, and how to go about producing it. Some sort of Clean Water Desalination dilemma is on going. Excerpts of the article titled Desalination Expands, but Energy...
