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  • 11/03/2025
MEDI1TV Afrique : Revue de presse - 10/03/2025

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00:00Hello everyone, welcome to Mediantv for your press review.
00:15Morocco, already recognized for its leadership in renewable energy, is a key player in the
00:20global energy transition, according to the IEA, informs us the 360, the expert at the
00:26International Atomic Energy Agency, Khalid El-Havaki, explains in a press release published
00:32by L'Opinion how Morocco positions itself as a key player in the global energy transition,
00:37notably with the X-Links project, which aims to connect the country to the United Kingdom
00:41via a 100% renewable energy submarine network.
00:44This large-scale project, worth 20 billion pounds sterling, generates economic and social
00:49opportunities for the Kingdom while supporting European climate goals, explains the
00:55information portal.
00:56With 100% renewable and reliable energy from Moroccan natural resources, X-Links could
01:02inspire other similar initiatives worldwide.
01:05An energy interconnection model that could serve as a reference to other nations seeking
01:10to reconcile energy security and ecological transition, concludes the expert in his article.
01:19More than 24,000 cases of M-POX have been reported in Africa since January 2025, according
01:24to the African Center for Disease Control and Prevention, reports the briefing.
01:28Among these cases, 6,034 have been confirmed and about 260 deaths have been reported in
01:35the last week.
01:36Africa has also recorded 2,610 new cases, of which 664 confirmed, as well as 45 additional
01:43deaths.
01:44These concerning figures are added to the alert of the World Health Organization and
01:48the African CDC, which have classified the M-POX epidemic as a public health emergency.
01:54In response to this health crisis, the authorities have put in place a regional struggle plan
01:59in collaboration with the WHO, reports the online media.
02:03This program, with a budget of nearly $600 million, aims to limit the spread of the
02:08virus and provide appropriate care in the most affected areas.
02:12As a reminder, the M-POX continues to worry public health experts while Africa
02:16struggles to control this epidemic.
02:18The briefing concludes.
02:48Let's try to force the safety cord in front of the electoral office by chanting
02:52freedom, reports the daily Bucharest.
02:55The initial scrutiny, held last November and won by Giorgis Kou in the first round,
03:00had been canceled due to financial irregularities related, according to the Constitutional Court,
03:05to a Russian interference.
03:07The ultranationalist candidate, who denounced an institutional coup d'état, remains in
03:11charge of the voting intentions with 40% of the votes.
03:14The ban is not yet final and could be contested in front of the Constitutional Court, which
03:19must be established by Wednesday.
03:21Giorgis Kou is also under investigation for six charges, including belonging to a
03:26fascist organization and disseminating false information about the financing of his campaign.
03:34In the United States, to continue this press conference, a pro-Palestinian student was
03:38arrested by the ICE in New York, writes the Columbia Spectator.
03:42Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian student and activist at the University of Columbia, was
03:47arrested on Saturday evening by ICE agents and border patrols of the Department of
03:53Homeland Security, at his home on campus.
03:56His lawyer denounces an abusive detention, stating that Khalil, a permanent resident
04:01in the United States, cannot be expelled by the Department of State.
04:04His arrest follows pressure exerted by pro-Israeli groups online and intervenes
04:09in a tense climate on American campuses since the decree of Donald Trump against
04:14anti-Semitism, writes the student journal of elected officials and associations, denouncing
04:19an attack against the freedom of expression of pro-Palestinian militants.
04:25In Mexico, the population of monarch butterflies has doubled this winter.
04:29In the United States, butterflies disappear alarmingly, states the International Courier,
04:34according to the conclusions of a study carried out and studied.
04:38Published last week in the journal Science, 22% of butterflies disappeared in the country
04:43between 2000 and 2020.
04:45This new study constitutes a serious reversal in terms of the potential future of these
04:49dear insects, known for their beauty and their essential role in pollination, explains
04:54the specialized media taken over by the French-speaking magazine.
04:58In Canada, this bad news of the massive disappearance of butterflies in the United States
05:02has left scientists in tears since similar trends are expected in Canada,
05:06adds the Courier.
05:08The disappearance of a butterfly over 5 in 20 years should be a warning signal for people.
05:12This decline does not stop to believe the words of Dr. Elisa Grimes,
05:16Associate Professor of Biological Sciences at the University of Binghamton
05:20and co-author of the study.
05:24This is the end of this press release.
05:26Thank you all for following it.
05:28Have a good rest of the program.
05:32Music.