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Why Millet and Sorghum are Good for Africa
El Niño is bringing drier conditions to Southern Africa and an estimated 14 people in… Read More
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African Innovation: Battery Powered D-Box Ventilator
The World Health Organization (WHO) data shows that non-communicable and lifestyle diseases account for about… Read More
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Zimbabwe’s Dr. Murandu Pioneers Wound Treatment
Dr Murandu, is a senior lecturer in adult nursing at the University Of Wolverhampton School… Read More
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African Innovation: Solar Powered Motorbikes
There are over 2 million registered motor vehicles in Nairobi and many of them are… Read More
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From Famine to Prosperity: The Case of Ethiopia’s Rise
Ethiopia recently launched a light rail service in Addis Ababa, the first in sub-Saharan Africa.… Read More
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African Innovation Through Research
Ghanaian academic Dr. Abu Yaya has created an electrical insulator, specifically an electro porcelain insulator.… Read More
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Kenya’s Leading StartUps
M-KOPA SOLAR M-KOPAs is dedicated to making high quality energy affordable to everyone. They are… Read More
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Zimbabwean Inventor: Sangulani Max Chikumbutso
Sangulani Chikumbutso has become the first Zimbabwean to design and make a hybrid engine-powered helicopter,… Read More
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Cameroon’s Arthur Zang: Inventor of the Cardiopad
The cardiopad is the brain child of Arthur Zang of Cameron. Zang, a computer scientist… Read More
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Agribusiness Growth in Kyenjojo, Uganda
A quiet revolution is sweeping across Africa as young people are desiring to take control… Read More
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Bebisha Wagle
Members of Kanta Dab Dab, a band specialising in fusion of local Nepali and Western music elements, talk about their…
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