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By AFRIK 21 - Published on October 31 2022 / Modified on October 31 2022

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Marine pollution

More on the same theme

SOUTH SUDAN: Torit’s water system is rehabilitated, increasing coverage to over 80%

Sosian finally finds a lender for its 35 MWe geothermal power plant in Nakuru

ALGERIA: The MyGeocycle platform is launched to digitise waste management

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