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    Coral reef off Benin found alive after 60 years▼A coral reef off Benin thought to have been dead for more than 60 years is actually alive and teeming with life! 🌊 ScienMmastodonEnvironmentOceans87 h ago

    A coral reef off the coast of Benin, long believed to have been dead for more than 60 years, is in fact alive and thriving. Scientists discovered healthy coral patches at depths exceeding 50 meters, supporting at least eight types of coral and eight fish species, with researchers suggesting more life may still be undocumented at the site.

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    Benin has obtained financing for its first independent power producer solar projects, marking the country's entry into privately developed solar energy. The move is expected to expand renewable power capacity in the West African nation and could attract further private investment into its electricity sector. Details on project size, developers and lenders were not immediately available.

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    IFC and Proparco commit EUR 30m to Benin solar project▼IFC, Proparco provide EUR 30m for solar project in Benin✉newsEnvironmentEnergy1 d ago

    The International Finance Corporation and French development lender Proparco are providing EUR 30 million in financing for a solar power project in Benin. The funding supports expansion of renewable energy capacity in the West African country, where access to reliable electricity remains limited and governments and development banks are pushing to scale up clean power investment.

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    Jordi Rosell, veteran Spanish TV producer, dies at 63●📻 ■ Muere Jordi Rosell, histórico productor de televisión y director de 'Supervivientes', 'OT', 'MasterChef' y 'BenidormMmastodonCultureTelevision02 d ago

    Jordi Rosell, one of Spain's best-known television producers, has died at the age of 63. He directed major formats including 'Supervivientes', 'Operación Triunfo', 'MasterChef' and 'Benidorm Fest', shaping some of the country's most popular shows over decades. Tributes are pouring in from viewers and industry figures mourning the loss of a key architect of modern Spanish television.