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Global Wearable Robotic Exoskeleton Market Value to Reach $8,841.6 Million and Volume to Reach 122,166 Units by 2031
The global wearable robotic exoskeleton industry analysis projects the market to have a significant growth rate of 32.68% based on the value and a growth rate of 34.01% based on volume during the forecast period 2021-2031.
The North America region is expected to dominate the market by 2031 with a share of 38.20%. The North America region includes the U.S. and Canada, where the U.S. is expected to acquire a major share in 2031 due to the increase in the investment by the exoskeleton manufacturing companies in the country.
Centre asks States to publicise Covid vaccine availability data in advance
May 19, 2021
This will help prevent overcrowding at vaccination centres
The Centre on Wednesday urged the States to make public district-wise, vaccination site-wise plan for administering Covid vaccines and use these calendars to prevent overcrowding at vaccination centres.
An official statement put out by the Health Ministry said both government and private vaccination centres should make these calendars available on CoWIN platform in advance and asked the States and Union Territories to direct concerned officials to make such plans till June 15. At the same time, the States and private vaccination centres should desist from publishing single-day vaccine calendars, it said.
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Press focuses on mixed reactions to ban on open grazing in southern Nigeria, others Nigeria-Press-Review May 13, 2021 to 09:08 291 APA – Lagos (Nigeria) The divergent reactions to the ban on open cattle grazing in the entire 17 southern states of Nigeria by the Forum of Southern Governors and the call for prayers by President Buhari to overcome the myriad of problems facing Nigeria are some of the leading stories in Nigerian newspapers on Thursday.
The Guardian reports that divergent reactions continue to trail Tuesday’s call by the Forum of Southern Governors to ban open cattle grazing in the entire 17 southern states of the country.
By Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja with agency report
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has picked 16 consortia for its new crude-for-fuel swap contracts for one year starting in August.
A report yesterday by Reuters listed the consortia to include major Swiss trading firms, Trafigura, Vitol and Mercuria, oil major Total as well as large Nigerian traders, Sahara Energy, Oando and MRS Oil.
Other companies which qualified for the contracts, according to a list sighted by THISDAY include: AY Mai Kifi, based in Kano; Litasco, a South African firm; Bono Energy, Lagos; Duke Oil, an NNPC subsidiary; Eyrie Energy, based in Abuja; Asian Energy Services; Prudent; BP and Mocoh.