An integrated green hydrogen and green ammonia manufacturing facility in Kenya, powered by renewable energy, is currently being evaluated by Fortescue Metals Group Limited’s (Fortescue) fully owned subsidiary, FFI.

In addition to the construction of large-scale green energy projects around the world, FFI is rapidly progressing and investing in a wide spectrum of green energy activities.

A statement from FFI CEO Julie Shuttleworth: “FFI is devoted to promoting economic growth, employment opportunities for youth, small and medium-sized businesses, and alleviating poverty in the communities where we operate.”

In June, the Voice of America reported that a bomb had gone off at a market in Tigray at about 1 pm, right when the market would be at its busiest time. At least 43 people were killed and dozens of others wounded.

This was June 22, a day after Ethiopia held its sixth national elections and a fortnight from the commencement of the second filling of the GERD.

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