"This is the future of aviation," Oskar Meijerink tells me in a café in Rotterdam airport.
His company, in partnership with the airport's owners, is planning the world's first commercial production of jet fuel made, in part, from carbon dioxide (CO2).
Household appliances will become easier to repair thanks to new standards being adopted across the European Union.
From 2021, firms will have to make appliances longer-lasting, and they will have to supply spare parts for machines for up to 10 years.
The rules apply to lighting, washing machines, dishwashers and fridges.
The minister of finance Matia Kasaijja cautioned Ugandans on investing their money in cryptocurrencies.
Eng. Ronald Kibuule the Mukono North Mp who doubles as the state minister of water urged his voter not sell out all their land to the investors to construct factories but to offer Land to investors as partners in business so that they can have shares in the factories or industries established on their land.
It was 27 August 1859, and a crucial message had been sent. Entrepreneur Edwin Drake's last financial backer had finally lost patience. Pay off your debts, give up and come home, the message read.
  Charles Kateeba, the executive Director, URC, says the US$ 340M plan to revive the meter-gauge railway is funded by the European Union. He led a team of URC technical officers to inspect the Jinja Railways station. Â
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