Teen African Girls to Create Africa’s First Private Satellite [Photos]
06/07/2015Africa’s first private satellite will be launched in 2016. But scientists and engineers will not be behind this bold move – it is being powered by a group of South.
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Africa’s first private satellite will be launched in 2016. But scientists and engineers will not be behind this bold move – it is being powered by a group of South.
Scholarship to cover full tuition and residential fee for four-year degree Financial aid to needy students to augment the country’s human resource base Students of the University of Ghana studying.
A property boom in Ethiopia’s capital is putting pressure on the government to keep homes affordable for some of Africa’s poorest people living in one of its fastest-growing economies. Smart.
A new consortium of investors including one devoted to Islamic education plans to build more than 20 schools in Africa over the next three-to-five years, each costing between $20 million.
Ms. Marie-Francoise Marie-Nelly The World Bank group has approved $200m credit to Lagos State to support a range of reforms in regards to fiscal sustainability, budget planning, budget execution and the investment.
A Loan Agreement between Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development and The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia has been signed today in Addis Ababa whereby Kuwait Fund extends a Loan.
The European Union (EU) has disclosed its intention to plough about €150 million into Nigeria’s power sector, which it said would improve access to use of electricity across the country.
Internet has become an essential part of our life, playing critical role in our politics and democracy, banking and finances, music and films, and our daily interaction with family and.
The Queen of England on Monday some African youth at the inaugural Queens Young Leaders Awards event. Honorees also emerged from Canada, India, Cameroon, Nigeria and South Africa, with three winners each..
Cameroon’s Arthur Zang is the 26-year-old inventor of the Cardio Pad, believed to be Africa’s first medical tablet. The device allows healthcare workers in rural areas to perform cardiac tests.