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Cotonou accueille du 1er au 3 septembre 2023, la 6è édition du Festival barbecue des motards devenu XXL ENERGY BBQ des MOTARDS. L'événement est sponsorisé par la Société Béninoise des Boissons Rafraîchissantes (SOBEBRA) avec sa boisson énergisante XXL ENERGY. Le programme du festival a été présenté, mercredi 30 août 2023, lors d'une conférence de presse au Centre Eya, à Cotonou.

XXL ENERGY BBQ des MOTARDS se tient du 1er au 3 septembre 2023 au stade René Pleven à Cotonou. Pour cette 6è édition, le Barbecue des motards est sponsorisé par XXL ENERGY ‘'C'est petit mais c'est puissant !'', la boisson énergisante de la SOBEBRA.
L'événement se veut festif. Au programme, une parade, des spectacles, des animations avec des artistes et Dj.
Les motards, tous clubs confondus ainsi que ceux non affiliés à un club, se rassembleront pour une parade dans la ville. Le point de chute de la parade sera le stade René Pleven.
La SOBEBRA soutient la communauté de motards. « Qui dit XXL ENERGY, dit de l'endurance, de la force, de la concentration et surtout de l'adrénaline à faire des activités physiques et tenir longtemps dans tout ce qui est extrême. Donc nous avons jugé bon de nous associer à cette activité, histoire de faire non seulement la promotion de la marque mais aussi de sympathiser avec toute cette communauté de motards qui devient de jour en jour une très grande communauté », a indiqué Maxime Odjo, chef produits boissons gazeuses à la SOBEBRA.
XXL ENERGY BBQ des MOTARDS est ouvert au public.
Le public pourra poser toutes sortes de questions à la communauté des motards. Le festival permettra également à « tous ceux qui pratiquent la moto de se connaître, de fusionner », selon Yèkini Aziz Mohamed, PDG de A à Z Motors et président de l'Amicale Motards du Monde Inter. « C'est un événement qui se veut rassembleur de tous les motards et (...) sympathisants des motards », a-t-il ajouté.

« Nous avons des spectacles culturels, (…) un programme spécifié pour ces trois jours. Il y a le ballet national (…) pour montrer aux différents étrangers venus à l'événement la culture de notre pays », a indiqué Charles Tony Dagbégnon Agbo, promoteur du Festival BBQ des MOTARDS, mercredi 30 août 2023, lors de la conférence de presse tenue au Centre Eya à Cotonou.
L'artiste Fanicko, Brand ambassador de la boisson énergisante XXL ENERGY, va prester sur le Barbecue des motards. Ceci grâce à la Société Béninoise des Boissons Rafraîchissantes, sponsor officiel du Barbecue des motards.
‘'Sébago La Merveille'' de la Côte d'ivoire ; Dj international Fresh T du Nigéria ; DJ Sey Jack du Bénin ; Yann le Killer et des animateurs dont Jojo la Fortune seront également sur XXL ENERGY BBQ des MOTARDS.
« Au sein de ce festival, nous avons une activité qu'on appelle ‘'Moto wash''. (…) Donc, il y a des femmes qui sont habillées sexy avec des shorts et t-shirt à l'effigie des motards qui vont laver des motos et qui vont mettre en valeur la femme africaine. En notre sein, il y a des femmes aussi qui font de la moto », a précisé le promoteur de l'événement.
Charles Tony Dagbégnon Agbo invite le public à venir découvrir tout cela. L'accès est à un tarif forfaitaire de 2.000 FCFA.
La participation est à 15.000 FCFA pour les motards.
Selon les conférenciers, des stands sont mis à disposition des restaurants. Il y a aura également des boutiques de vente d'accessoires de moto (gangs, casques et autres).
Les dispositions sont prises pour assurer la sécurité des participants, a assuré Marius Bokossa, président de l'Amicale SMC.

Des œuvres caritatives…
Le festival œuvrant à l'intégration, plusieurs pays de la sous-région et du monde seront présents.
Les participations collectées à l'issue du festival permettront d'assister des Centres psychiatriques et orphelinats. Les motards font des dons de vivres, médicaments, fournitures scolaires. « A chaque édition, on se réunit ensemble avec les autres clubs pour aller donner de la joie à ces enfants et à ces personnes qui en ont besoin. Donc, l'œuvre sociale est assez présente », a indiqué le promoteur. A la 5è édition tenue à Pobè, les motards ont fait une œuvre sociale au Centre de Promotion Sociale de Pobè. « Nous avons donné des kits scolaires qui ont permis à 700 enfants ce commencer l'école à Pobè », a confié le promoteur de XXL ENERGY BBQ des MOTARDS.
M. MENSAH

Cotonou accueille du 1er au 3 septembre 2023, la 6è édition du Festival barbecue des motards devenu XXL ENERGY BBQ des MOTARDS. L'événement est sponsorisé par la Société Béninoise des Boissons Rafraîchissantes (SOBEBRA) avec sa boisson énergisante XXL ENERGY. Le programme du festival a été présenté, mercredi 30 août 2023, lors d'une conférence de presse au Centre Eya, à Cotonou.

XXL ENERGY BBQ des MOTARDS se tient du 1er au 3 septembre 2023 au stade René Pleven à Cotonou. Pour cette 6è édition, le Barbecue des motards est sponsorisé par XXL ENERGY ‘'C'est petit mais c'est puissant !'', la boisson énergisante de la SOBEBRA.
L'événement se veut festif. Au programme, une parade, des spectacles, des animations avec des artistes et Dj.
Les motards, tous clubs confondus ainsi que ceux non affiliés à un club, se rassembleront pour une parade dans la ville. Le point de chute de la parade sera le stade René Pleven.
La SOBEBRA soutient la communauté de motards. « Qui dit XXL ENERGY, dit de l'endurance, de la force, de la concentration et surtout de l'adrénaline à faire des activités physiques et tenir longtemps dans tout ce qui est extrême. Donc nous avons jugé bon de nous associer à cette activité, histoire de faire non seulement la promotion de la marque mais aussi de sympathiser avec toute cette communauté de motards qui devient de jour en jour une très grande communauté », a indiqué Maxime Odjo, chef produits boissons gazeuses à la SOBEBRA.
XXL ENERGY BBQ des MOTARDS est ouvert au public.
Le public pourra poser toutes sortes de questions à la communauté des motards. Le festival permettra également à « tous ceux qui pratiquent la moto de se connaître, de fusionner », selon Yèkini Aziz Mohamed, PDG de A à Z Motors et président de l'Amicale Motards du Monde Inter. « C'est un événement qui se veut rassembleur de tous les motards et (...) sympathisants des motards », a-t-il ajouté.

« Nous avons des spectacles culturels, (…) un programme spécifié pour ces trois jours. Il y a le ballet national (…) pour montrer aux différents étrangers venus à l'événement la culture de notre pays », a indiqué Charles Tony Dagbégnon Agbo, promoteur du Festival BBQ des MOTARDS, mercredi 30 août 2023, lors de la conférence de presse tenue au Centre Eya à Cotonou.
L'artiste Fanicko, Brand ambassador de la boisson énergisante XXL ENERGY, va prester sur le Barbecue des motards. Ceci grâce à la Société Béninoise des Boissons Rafraîchissantes, sponsor officiel du Barbecue des motards.
‘'Sébago La Merveille'' de la Côte d'ivoire ; Dj international Fresh T du Nigéria ; DJ Sey Jack du Bénin ; Yann le Killer et des animateurs dont Jojo la Fortune seront également sur XXL ENERGY BBQ des MOTARDS.
« Au sein de ce festival, nous avons une activité qu'on appelle ‘'Moto wash''. (…) Donc, il y a des femmes qui sont habillées sexy avec des shorts et t-shirt à l'effigie des motards qui vont laver des motos et qui vont mettre en valeur la femme africaine. En notre sein, il y a des femmes aussi qui font de la moto », a précisé le promoteur de l'événement.
Charles Tony Dagbégnon Agbo invite le public à venir découvrir tout cela. L'accès est à un tarif forfaitaire de 2.000 FCFA.
La participation est à 15.000 FCFA pour les motards.
Selon les conférenciers, des stands sont mis à disposition des restaurants. Il y a aura également des boutiques de vente d'accessoires de moto (gangs, casques et autres).
Les dispositions sont prises pour assurer la sécurité des participants, a assuré Marius Bokossa, président de l'Amicale SMC.

Des œuvres caritatives…
Le festival œuvrant à l'intégration, plusieurs pays de la sous-région et du monde seront présents.
Les participations collectées à l'issue du festival permettront d'assister des Centres psychiatriques et orphelinats. Les motards font des dons de vivres, médicaments, fournitures scolaires. « A chaque édition, on se réunit ensemble avec les autres clubs pour aller donner de la joie à ces enfants et à ces personnes qui en ont besoin. Donc, l'œuvre sociale est assez présente », a indiqué le promoteur. A la 5è édition tenue à Pobè, les motards ont fait une œuvre sociale au Centre de Promotion Sociale de Pobè. « Nous avons donné des kits scolaires qui ont permis à 700 enfants ce commencer l'école à Pobè », a confié le promoteur de XXL ENERGY BBQ des MOTARDS.
M. MENSAH

In recent years nexus approaches have been increasingly promoted for tackling persistent problems in environmental governance in general and water governance in particular. The Water-Energy-Food (WEF) nexus concept has gained importance in debates in business, policy and practice in recent years (Benson et al., 2015) – p
redominantly, but not only in the water domain. The WEF-nexus highlights that enhancing and guaranteeing water, energy and food security requires a cross-sectoral approach and innovative coordination instruments (Weitz et al., 2017, Pahl-Wostl, 2019). Such approaches shift focus towards complex cross-sectoral interdependencies and highlight the need for enhanced coordination. Indeed, despite numerous efforts to promote and implement more integrated approaches, coordination problems persist and impede sustainable water governance and management. Given persistent challenges and the importance of integrated governance, it is quite plausible that IWRM (Integrated Water Resources Management) is also an essential element of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6. The baseline assessment of IWRM implementation unveiled a number of challenges with regard to coordination (UN Environment, 2018).

In recent years nexus approaches have been increasingly promoted for tackling persistent problems in environmental governance in general and water governance in particular. The Water-Energy-Food (WEF) nexus concept has gained importance in debates in business, policy and practice in recent years (Benson et al., 2015) – p
redominantly, but not only in the water domain. The WEF-nexus highlights that enhancing and guaranteeing water, energy and food security requires a cross-sectoral approach and innovative coordination instruments (Weitz et al., 2017, Pahl-Wostl, 2019). Such approaches shift focus towards complex cross-sectoral interdependencies and highlight the need for enhanced coordination. Indeed, despite numerous efforts to promote and implement more integrated approaches, coordination problems persist and impede sustainable water governance and management. Given persistent challenges and the importance of integrated governance, it is quite plausible that IWRM (Integrated Water Resources Management) is also an essential element of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6. The baseline assessment of IWRM implementation unveiled a number of challenges with regard to coordination (UN Environment, 2018).

In recent years nexus approaches have been increasingly promoted for tackling persistent problems in environmental governance in general and water governance in particular. The Water-Energy-Food (WEF) nexus concept has gained importance in debates in business, policy and practice in recent years (Benson et al., 2015) – p
redominantly, but not only in the water domain. The WEF-nexus highlights that enhancing and guaranteeing water, energy and food security requires a cross-sectoral approach and innovative coordination instruments (Weitz et al., 2017, Pahl-Wostl, 2019). Such approaches shift focus towards complex cross-sectoral interdependencies and highlight the need for enhanced coordination. Indeed, despite numerous efforts to promote and implement more integrated approaches, coordination problems persist and impede sustainable water governance and management. Given persistent challenges and the importance of integrated governance, it is quite plausible that IWRM (Integrated Water Resources Management) is also an essential element of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6. The baseline assessment of IWRM implementation unveiled a number of challenges with regard to coordination (UN Environment, 2018).

A family shelter on the roof of their small house surrounded by floodwater in Jatrapur Union in Kurigram District, Bangladesh. Credit: Muhammad Amdad Hossain/Climate Visuals

By Busani Bafana
BULAWAYO, ZIMBABWE, Aug 31 2023 (IPS)

The failure to tackle the climate change crisis is an injustice to the millions who have lost lives and livelihoods through floods, extreme weather, and wildfires, pointing to the urgency of adaptation and mitigation finance, experts say.

It is a race against time to slash carbon emissions to keep global temperature below 1.5 degrees Celsius threshold, which gives the world some leeway to adapt to extreme events and prevent the planet from plunging further into crisis.

A global body of scientists assessing the science of climate change, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), has warned that “reaching 1.5°C in the near term would cause unavoidable increases in multiple climate hazards and present multiple risks to ecosystems and humans” and advised that limiting limit global warming to close to 1.5°C would substantially reduce projected losses and damages related to climate change in human systems and ecosystems.

Climate Richard Munang, an environment expert and Deputy Regional Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Africa office says there are interrelated overarching priorities for climate action towards combating climate change.

“The first is to narrow down the global emissions gap to keep global temperature rise within the safe 1.5°C warming goal, and the second is to achieve a quantum leap in climate justice that addresses the needs of the communities, peoples, and countries on the frontlines of the climate crisis,” Munang told IPS.

“These are interrelated because the temperature goal of keeping warming to within 1.5°C is the best insurance against an escalation of climate change impacts and their associated costs that lead to the deprivation of many.”

Climate activists demonstrate during the COP27 in Egypt. Credit: Busani Bafana/IPS

Climate Change an Existential Threat, That’s Why We Need Climate Justice?

Yamide Dagnet, director for Climate Justice at Open Society Foundations, says climate justice is needed more than ever because of the urgency of the impact of global emissions.

From heat waves and wildfires across Europe and Canada to droughts in China, the East, and the Horn of Africa to floods in India and the Himalayas, the impact of climate change-induced weather patterns is unrelenting. Through global temperature analysis, NASA found June 2023 to be the hottest on record.

“At a time when the world is boiling, and there are wide impacts of climate change not only in small developing countries but in developed countries too, which means that there is no justice for any of the vulnerable people anywhere,” Dagnet tells IPS in an interview.

“Communities in all countries are simply struggling to face the future with dignity. Climate justice is not just about subsistence and coping; it’s ensuring communities can thrive in a world transformed by climate impacts that are undeniable everywhere,” Dagnet says. “We need processes to build trust and ensure that those who make commitments fulfill them …The problem is that some of the commitments made years ago to support that transition have not been met, especially by developed countries when it comes to climate finance.”

The ‘Missing’ Climate Money 

As vulnerable countries battle climate change impacts, the provision of finance remains a nagging question ahead of the COP28. According to the IPCC, climate finance for developing countries needs to be increased by up to eight times by 2030.

“Promises made on international climate finance must be kept,” United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said, noting, “Developed countries must honor their commitments to provide $100 billion a year to developing countries for climate support and fully replenish the Green Climate Fund.”

Only two of the G7 countries — Canada and Germany — have contributed to the Green Climate Fund.

Without delay and excuses, Guterres has called on countries to operationalize the loss and damage fund at COP28 this year.

G20 countries need to take more drastic steps to reduce emissions and to invest in ways to adapt to climate change and face the limits to adaptation by supporting their most vulnerable communities and the most vulnerable countries, says Dagnet.

“This is why it is important to operationalize the Loss and Damage Fund in COP28 in Dubai. This already took too long — three decades — (to when it was) established at COP27,” she says.

Joab Okanda, Pan Africa Senior Advocacy Advisor, Christian Aid, told IPS that the least responsible for climate emissions are the most vulnerable. Speaking about Africa, he noted the impact is exacerbated “because we have the least resources to build the resilience we need. We are calling on those responsible for the climate crisis to take responsibility, pay for it, and deliver on the much-needed finance, which is delivering climate justice.

“There is a need to deal with the global financial architecture which is not delivering for the people of Africa. It is denying Africa the resources that governments require to invest in health care, education, and social protection and has also put Africa in unsustainable debt,” Okanda says.

Climate Justice Not Just About Survival, But Resilience and Dignity

Aditi Mukherji, Director of CGIAR’s climate impact platform, agreed.

“Contributing as little as four percent of global emissions, Africa faces the unjust dilemma of feeding a rising population with limited resources exactly as climate change is slowing down the rate of growth in food production as well as increases in pests and diseases,” she says.

“Unless GHG emissions decline rapidly, climate impacts will continue to worsen. Here, historical high emitters of the Global North can ratchet up their climate ambition and reduce their emissions while providing financial and technical assistance to put Africa on low emissions pathways that do not compromise future food security.”

Leleti Maluleke, a researcher for the human security and climate change program at Good Governance Africa, says: “When it comes to climate justice, particularly for Africa, Europe, and the West think that Africa wants aid and emergency relief, but what we are looking for is an investment in a climate-resilient future.”

“Africa has a plan to adapt to climate change, but it needs to build the infrastructure, and we need financing from the West … We need investment that will allow us to build resilience to climate change.”

Dagnet believes that “Climate justice is not just about survival but also about benefit sharing, reducing inequality and enabling a better society that thrives … We want to see a Fund that comes to life as soon as possible. With the right capitalization and mechanisms to make it accessible to those who need it the most; not just the vulnerable countries, but local vulnerable communities as well.”

In Germany, wind and solar energy coexist with energy generated by burning fossil fuels in the Western state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Climate experts say it’s crucial to narrow down the global emissions gap to keep global temperature rise within the safe 1.5 degree C warming goal. Credit: Emilio Godoy/IPS

Numbing Numbers

The global impact of climate change is sobering, considering financial, social, and cultural losses across all development sectors.

According to the World Meteorological Organization, extreme weather anomalies have caused the deaths of two million people and incurred USD 4.3 trillion in economic damages over the past 50 years.

While the World Health Organization has described climate change as the most significant health threat to humanity, approximately 250,000 additional deaths per year from malnutrition, malaria, diarrhea, and heat stress will be witnessed between 2030 and 2050 due to climate change.

An annual average of 21.5 million people were forcibly displaced each year by weather-related events – such as floods, storms, wildfires, and extreme temperatures – between 2008 and 2016, says the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR), warning that more people will be displaced as climate change unleashes more shocks.

“There is high agreement among scientists that climate change, in combination with other drivers, is projected to increase the displacement of people in the future,” the UNHCR says, noting that climate change has also been a “threat multiplier” in many of today’s conflicts, from Darfur to Somalia to Iraq and Syria.

In the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia, more than 43 million people need humanitarian assistance, 32 million of whom are acutely food insecure due to devastating drought, according to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

Phasing Out Fossil Fuels?

However, the world can still change course and correct the climate crisis. The Global Stocktake taking place for the first time at this year’s COP28 can help accelerate climate action.

The Paris Agreement’s Global Stocktake (GST) is an assessment of the global response to the climate crisis done every five years, and it evaluates the world’s progress on slashing greenhouse gas emissions, building resilience to climate impacts, and securing finance and support to address the climate crisis.

“But this cannot be just another global assessment showing how far off track we are. The Stocktake process should also serve as a global accelerator, driving nations to step up their climate action and pursue the transformational change needed to secure a zero-carbon, climate-resilient, and equitable future,” argues the World Resources Institute (WRI) in a primer by Jamal Srouji, Felipe Borja Díaz, and Deirdre Cogan.

For the world to keep to the 1.5 C, a rapid phase-out of fossil fuels — coal, oil, gas — would be needed, and a similar escalation of investment in green energy such as wind and solar.

Taking a swipe at oil companies that have continued to profit from fossil fuels with no commitment to phase them out, Guterres said: “Trading the future for 30 pieces of silver is immoral.”

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Climate justice is not just about survival but also about benefit sharing, reducing inequality and enabling a better society that thrives - Yamide Dagnet, Climate Justice Director at Open Society Foundations

South African authorities say it is unclear what sparked the blaze at the five-storey building.

Electric vehicles are central to the energy transition as they can help integrate renewables and balance the electricity grid when demand is high. Yet, administrative complexities are holding up the deployment of charging points in buildings, writes Jayson Dong.

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Lakóházakat árasztott el, utakat tett járhatatlanná és százezreknél okozott áramkimaradásokat a Florida állam északi területei fölött áthaladó Idalia hurrikán, amelynek középpontja szerdán helyi idő szerint a déli órákban már Georgia állam felett járt.

Le début de ce mois d’août, une femme âgée de 37 ans a été fauchée par une voiture dans la région de Mâcon en France. […]

L’article Affaire Marwan Berreni en fuite : la victime renversée par l’acteur d’origine algérienne témoigne est apparu en premier sur .

Der belgische Premierminister Alexander De Croo hat sich am Mittwoch gegen einen Vorschlag zur Regulierung von Migranten ohne Papiere positioniert. Der Vorschlag wurde gemacht, um die Arbeitslosigkeit und Fachkräftemangel in Wallonien zu bekämpfen.

The new National Data Strategy was adopted by the German Federal Cabinet on Wednesday (30 August). The objective is to use the potential of generated data more effectively, to strengthen digital innovation and to improve competitiveness.

Prolific hackers accused of being a front for Russian cyber-operation shares counter evidence with the BBC.

Polen plant, den Anteil erneuerbarer Energiequellen am heimischen Stromverbrauch zu erhöhen. Die Regierung beschloss, die Nutzung von klimafreundlicher Energie zu fördern, Bürokratie abzubauen und die Zusammenarbeit durch Energiecluster zu ermöglichen.

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L’insuffisance des périodes de repos oblige les pilotes fatigués de l’UE à voler plus longtemps qu’ils ne le devraient, les trois quarts d’entre eux étant victimes de « micro-sommeils » lorsqu’ils sont en vol, selon un rapport.

UN says increased investments in strong institutions assist in preventing military coups. Credit: Gabon National Television via X

By Abigail Van Neely
UNITED NATIONS, Aug 31 2023 (IPS)

The United Nations says increased investment in the Sahel region will assist in preventing military coups. This after military officers in Gabon announced a seizure of power from long-time President Ali Bongo Ondimba following the results of a disputed election in Gabon on Wednesday.

The proximity of this event to the military coup in Niger one month prior has renewed pressure on the United Nations to address growing instability in West and Central Africa.

In response, Stéphane Dujarric, spokesman for the Secretary-General, encouraged increased investment in the region.

“The best way to deal with these military coups is, in fact, to invest more in preventing them prior,” Dujarric said. “There needs to be investment in developments, in strong institutions. We need to make sure that elections are well organized, that people have the ability to express their will and themselves freely.”

There have been seven successful coups in West and Central Africa since 2020, Reuters reports. The spokesman told journalists that there has not been enough involvement by the international community in the Sahel region, though he cautioned against generalizations between countries.

Secretary-General António Guterres joined various institutions, including the government of France, in condemning the ongoing coup as a means to resolve the post-electoral crisis. Gabon is currently a non-permanent elected member of the Security Council. It remains to be seen how a successful coup will affect the UN body’s work.

New leadership in Gabon could have international economic and environmental impacts. The former French colony is the world’s seventh-largest oil producer. The domination of the Gabonese oil industry by French companies may cease without Bongo, a French ally, in power. Bongo has also been celebrated for his efforts to prevent overfishing and protect the rainforests that cover 90% of Gabon, the New York Times reports. Policy changes could reverse this progress.

Dujarric confirmed that the 776 UN staff members and dependents in Gabon were safe. He expressed a broader concern for the people of Gabon and all people who have experienced violations of their rights as a result of recent military coups.

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