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South Africa: New Technology Offers Hope of Tackling Tuberculosis

Face masks incorporating satellite tracking and cough samplers are among the new technologies being tested to help researchers in South Africa try to control the epidemic of drug-resistant tuberculosis. Tuberculosis.

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Nigeria And Namibia To Build Private Sector-Financed Refinery

Nigeria and Namibia have announced plans to jointly construct an oil refinery as both countries seek to maximise the cooperation in the area of energy. The two African countries made.

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Africa’s Biggest Wind Power Project Secures $870m Financing

Kenya’s Lake Turkana Wind Power Project, which is meant to add an existing 300MW of reliable, low cost wind energy to the country’s national grid has reached a critical milestone,.

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Dangote, Islamic Development Bank To Tackle Unemployment In Africa

The recent visit of Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote to Jeddah, west of Saudi Arabia will result in a partnership between Islamic Development Bank (IDB) and Dangote Group aimed at.

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A Kenyan financier talks about opportunity and investment in the business of education

The first thing a visitor to the Fanisi Capital boardroom notices when he walks in is a big black television and, below the television, a picture. It is an interesting.

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U.S. Supports Nigerian Democratic Process With U.S.$15 Million

The United States Consular General in Nigeria, Jeffry Hawkins has disclosed that the US is supporting the Nigerian democratic process with $15million. He also expressed shock at the gruesome murder.

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Microsoft To Reduce Software Cost For Rwanda Educational Sector

tech giant Microsoft has partnered with Rwanda Ministry of Education to reduce the price of Microsoft software programs, in a bid improve the quality of education in primary and secondary.

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Nairobi is Ranked Africa’s Most Expensive City

A growing middle class culminating into rising costs in the past one year has seen Kenya’s capital city, Nairobi depose Lagos – Nigeria’s commercial hub – as the most expensive.

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Viewpoints on Nigeria at 100: Is A time to celebrate?

SOURCE: BBC AFRICA Nigeria is marking a century of its existence following the amalgamation of the mainly Muslim north and Christian and animist south under British colonial rule in 1914..

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Is South Africa Making Progress on HIV Vaccine?

Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has welcomed a discovery by scientists of potent antibodies that could neutralise and kill multiple strains of HIV. The discovery of how a KwaZulu-Natal woman’s.

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