Mapping Africa’s energy wealth and 560 million who remain without power
Africa is rich in energy, yet hundreds of millions Africans still live without electricity, most of the world’s total.

Africa is rich in energy, yet hundreds of millions Africans still live without electricity, most of the world’s total.








Israel has shut occupied West Bank crossings for a week, further restricting Palestinian movement and holy site access.
A quarter of the world’s population faces a surging cost of living crisis because of the wars in the Middle East.
The world’s second-largest crude exporter is rerouting crude via dark shipments and ship-to-ship transfers off Oman.
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Some 750,000 settlers live across more than 500 illegal settlements and outposts, as Israeli pogroms hit record highs.
The countries are not opposed to a new map per se; they’re testy about the colour shades.
Al Jazeera visualises how attacks on civilian infrastructure have more than doubled during the course of the war.

For 450 years, the world’s most-used map has made Africa look smaller than it really is.
The average US household has spent $763 extra on fuel in six months, as the US-Israel war on Iran pushes up fuel costs.
Pick which country is bigger, then watch it morph from Mercator to Equal Earth projection to see how close you were.