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HOW TO TURN THE NEGATIVES OF AFRICA’S POPULATION BOOM INTO THE POSITIVES OF HUMAN CAPITALS

According to World Meters the population of Africa as at September 15, 2017, is approximately 1.25 billion people, and amongst this population, about 40% are under the age of 15..

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African Proverb

“Ashes fly back into the face of him who throws them”. – African Proverb

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Call for Nominations: Amazons Watch Magazine’s Emerging Economies Top 100 Most Influential Women 2017

In line with a unique mandate fueled by an undying passion and an absolute desire to celebrate the achievements and tell stories of Amazons, it is our pleasure to invite.

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African private equity fund powering agriculture and food enterprise

In my August column, I discussed the role of agriculture and food processing in the industrialisation of Africa. The article stimulated interest in a number of influential quarters, including from.

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Ghana: Man’s Epic 4,900-mile Road Trip from Paris to Accra

While it takes over 6 hours to fly from Paris to Accra, a Ghanian Engineer has done the uncommon by driving rather than flying. He covered a distance of4,900 miles.

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African Proverb

You learn how to cut down trees by cutting them down. ~ Bateke proverb No amount of theoretical knowledge can replace having a practical experience.

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10 Things You Must Do to Achieve Your Highest Potential

Read good books. We come into the world full of potential, but virtually void of wisdom.  To fulfill your potential, you are going to have to study those who came.

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African Proverb

“Quarrels end, but words once spoken never die” – African Proverb

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Nigeria: SA Charge Africa to Connect With Diaspora Community

During the Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) and African Students Association Africa Week 2017 held at the Columbia University, New York, the Senior Special Assistant to the President.

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Ethiopia: Blind Female Lawyer Wins Global Award

Image: Africa News The winner of the 2017 Right Livelihood Award, also known as Sweden’s alternative Nobel Prize is the young blind female Ethiopian who began an inspiring work that.

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