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13/05/2024

MEDI1TV Afrique : Presse monde - 13/05/2024

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01:47 have been under fire since the beginning of the war.

01:53 Climate change could make these nations disappear from the heat and rising seas, says geopoint.fr.

02:03 "Climate change affects all aspects of our lives, including sports," explains the information site.

02:10 In Africa, the Kenyan athlete is worried about seeing these champions disappear.

02:15 "The heat has an impact on the living conditions, on the training of athletes, on their sleep,

02:22 necessary for their progression. Concentration decreases, motivation and energy levels are low,

02:28 and it is the whole body of athletes that is threatened."

02:32 Kenyan athletes are not the only ones suffering from climate change.

02:37 On the Fiji Islands, for example, the erosion of the beach where the players of this great rugby nation train

02:43 is so serious that they may soon no longer be able to use it.

02:49 The man who received the first kidney of a genetically modified and deceased pig reports the time.

02:58 Rik Sleiman died this weekend, two months after the operation, the Swiss newspaper tells us.

03:04 The xenographer was hit by a stroke, the article says.

03:08 Two months ago, it was a very well-mediaized world premiere and presented as a potential solution

03:14 to the chronic organ donation shortage.

03:17 In Boston, the surgeons had just succeeded in a kidney transplant of a genetically modified pig

03:24 on a living patient suffering from a kidney disease in the terminal phase.

03:28 This weekend, the hospital announced the death of this man in a statement,

03:32 adding that "Rik Sleiman will forever be considered as a beacon of hope

03:38 for countless patients transplanted around the world."

03:43 The 2030 World Cup, DOP, the Casablanca Stock Exchange, teaches us "Young Africa".

03:52 The values related to infrastructure and tourism arouse increased interest

03:57 and provoke the increase in transaction volumes at the Casablanca Stock Exchange.

04:02 The success of the candidacy of Morocco is notably due to an increase in transaction volumes

04:08 at the Casablanca Stock Exchange, according to Tarek Snahaji,

04:12 the director general of the Casablanca Square.

04:14 And for proof, the average daily volume of transactions has climbed to $ 21 million since the beginning of the year,

04:21 against $ 13.8 million in 2023.

04:27 Valorise Securities analysts estimate that the competition could generate

04:32 $ 1.2 billion in revenue in the Moroccan economy,

04:38 starting with the sectors of infrastructure and tourism,

04:42 which will be at the forefront of this organization.

04:47 And so we come to the end of this world press review.

04:51 Good luck with the programs on Mediain TV.

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