Africa - Page 48

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AfriForum Urges U.S. to Target South African Politicians, Not Citizens, Over Aid Suspension

South African civil rights organization AfriForum has announced its intention to send an official letter to the United States government, urging President Donald Trump to focus on holding South African politicians accountable

South Africa·United States

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Exiled South African Diplomat Urges Reset in U.S. Relations

Ebrahim Rasool, the former South African ambassador to the United States, returned home to a warm reception following his expulsion by the Trump administration. Hundreds of supporters gathered at Cape Town International

Ghana·Health·Technology

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3D Telemedicine Expands Healthcare Access in Rural Ghana

3D Telemedicine Expands Healthcare Access in Rural GhanaFor over two decades, Charles Owusu Aseku has battled with a persistent keloid growth on his neck. Despite undergoing two surgical procedures and investing substantial

N130m has been approved by TETFund as a zonal intervention for polytechnics

In order to revitalize skill development at the institutions, the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has authorized N130 million as a zonal intervention for polytechnics in its 2023 investment. This was said

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Nigeria

Nigeria has revealed its 2024 budget, totaling 26.01 trillion naira ($34 billion)

The budget is built on the assumption of an oil price set at $73.96 per barrel and an exchange rate of 700 naira per dollar, as stated by Budget Minister Atiku Bagudu.

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Nigeria

The EU claims that the Nigerian election reduced public trust in democracy

According to European Union observers, Nigeria’s elections this year were hampered by issues that reduced popular confidence in democracy. The two runners-up are contesting President Bola Tinubu’s victory in the Feb. 25

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Nigeria

Nigerian students prepare for the effects as the UK gets ready to impose a restriction on family visas

The United Kingdom is getting ready to impose new restrictions on family visas for students studying there, a recent move that has shocked the African student community. The upcoming policy change, which

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Nigeria

How Somali women are breaking tradition to write novels

Ismail Einashe considers how Somalia’s story-telling tradition has changed since the civil war in our series of letters from African journalists. I recently met Ubah Cristina Ali Farah, an award-winning writer, at

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Africa·Editors Picks

The attention is on African film

African cinema has completely changed how the world sees Africa and Africans in general. African-produced films have become more well-known in recent years, making their impact at major international film festivals. Africa

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Africa·Entertainment

Young Nigerian entrepreneur leading the way for green transportation

In his factory in Borno state, Thirty one-year-old entrepreneur Mustapha Abubakar Gajibo first transformed gasoline-powered minibuses into solar-powered electric vehicles. In his brand-new workshop in Abuja, the federal capital, he has since

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Nigeria

Ethiopia Airlines’ CEO talks about remaining competitive after a pandemic in a sector that is evolving

Ethiopian Airlines is pursuing its “Vision 2035” growth strategy in the face of high inflation, post-pandemic competition, and a shifting airline market. With a larger fleet and more passengers than EgyptAir and

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Kenya: Students are taught about plastic waste through virtual reality

Virtually traveling from a Kenyan classroom. Students at this school in Nairobi’s capital are on a field trip with a twist by donning virtual reality (VR) headsets. In the country of East

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Africa

As election day approaches, Zimbabwean police detain 40 opposition members

A week before the country’s elections, police in Zimbabwe reported that they had detained 40 members of the main opposition party for obstructing traffic and causing a disturbance. On August 23, voters

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Africa

Football history is made in Adelaide by Morocco

By defeating South Korea this past Sunday in the Women’s World Cup in Adelaide, Australia, Morocco created history. The Atlas Lionesses have won their first match in a Women’s World Cup. After

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Africa·Sports

A Moroccan nonprofit organization reuses waste plastic, paper, and cards

The chairs, bags, and other items on show were all made from recycled plastic, cardboard, or paper waste. The charity KOUN, whose name means “be” in Arabic, manufactured each and every one

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Africa - Page 48

AfriForum Urges U.S. to Target South African Politicians, Not Citizens, Over Aid Suspension

Exiled South African Diplomat Urges Reset in U.S. Relations

3D Telemedicine Expands Healthcare Access in Rural Ghana

N130m has been approved by TETFund as a zonal intervention for polytechnics

Nigeria has revealed its 2024 budget, totaling 26.01 trillion naira ($34 billion)

The EU claims that the Nigerian election reduced public trust in democracy

Nigerian students prepare for the effects as the UK gets ready to impose a restriction on family visas

How Somali women are breaking tradition to write novels

The attention is on African film

Young Nigerian entrepreneur leading the way for green transportation

Ethiopia Airlines’ CEO talks about remaining competitive after a pandemic in a sector that is evolving

Kenya: Students are taught about plastic waste through virtual reality

As election day approaches, Zimbabwean police detain 40 opposition members

Football history is made in Adelaide by Morocco

A Moroccan nonprofit organization reuses waste plastic, paper, and cards

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