Ethiopia must step up political reforms, U.S. ‘disturbed’ over ethnic clashes

Ethiopia must step up political reforms, U.S. ‘disturbed’ over ethnic clashes

The United States says Ethiopia must open up its political space if its is to cement its place in the future as a “strong, prosperous and democratic nation.”

This was contained in a press statement released by the U.S. Embassy in Addis Ababa. The September 19, 2017 statement was referring …

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NEW PAPER PATCH SENSOR FOR MEASURING GLUCOSE DURING EXERCISE

NEW PAPER PATCH SENSOR FOR MEASURING GLUCOSE DURING EXERCISE

A new paper-based sensor patch developed by researchers at Binghamton University, State University of New York could allow diabetics to effectively measure glucose levels during exercise

Today’s most widespread methods for glucose self-testing involve monitoring glucose levels in blood. Conventional measurements, however, are not suitable for preventing hypoglycemia during exercise, …

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ODU’A INVESTMENT LAUNCHED N500M ACE ESTATE.

ODU’A INVESTMENT LAUNCHED N500M ACE ESTATE.

Odu’a Investment Company Limited on Tuesday launched a N500m real estate project, which was completed in nine months.

The estate which is a residential accommodation, situated in  the high end of Jericho Government Reservation Area (GRA), Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. The estate consists of three luxury units of 5-bedroom …

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ZIMBABWE’S BIGGEST AIRPORT TO BE RENAMED AFTER PRESIDENT MUGABE

ZIMBABWE’S BIGGEST AIRPORT TO BE RENAMED AFTER PRESIDENT MUGABE

Zimbabwe’s Harare International Airport is set to be renamed after the southern African country’s long-time president Robert Mugabe, a report say.

Harare International Airport is located 15 kilometres south of Zimbabwe’s capital. It has Africa’s longest runway at 4 725 metres.

A memo issued in early September by the Civil …

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ZAMBIA ON A PROGRESS LANE WITH NUCLEAR SCIENCE

ZAMBIA ON A PROGRESS LANE WITH NUCLEAR SCIENCE

African countries have made significant steps in nuclear science development under the guidance of the United Nation’s International Atomic Energy Authority (IAEA) and its key member states. IAEA organizes a rolling program of training and courses for African professionals from across the continent to gain knowledge and skills in the …

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Nigeria to Digitize Petroleum Resources Department Operations

Nigeria to Digitize Petroleum Resources Department Operations

In a statement by the by Paul Osu of the Public Affairs Department, The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) is set to roll out a digitalization programme to automate its critical operations, enhance the efficiency of its regulatory deliverables and accelerate recovery of outstanding revenues due to the government.

The …

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GHANA NOW USING ONLINE BUSINESS REGISTRATION PLATFORM

GHANA NOW USING ONLINE BUSINESS REGISTRATION PLATFORM

The body responsible for registering businesses, Ghana’s Registrar General Department (RGD), has successfully implemented an online registration of businesses, issuance of certificates to commence business and the registration of marriages.

The online operations of the RGD, which faced some challenges initially when it was deployed in 2014, is now fully …

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WORLD’S LARGEST DRONE SERVICE TO BE LUNCHED IN TANZANIA

WORLD’S LARGEST DRONE SERVICE TO BE LUNCHED IN TANZANIA

Tanzania has partnered with Zipline International Inc. to launch the world’s largest drone delivery network in January, with drones transporting blood and medicines out of the skies to save the lives of women giving birth and children struck by malaria.

California’s Zipline will make 2,000 deliveries a day to more …

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Equatorial Guinea to supply Gas to Burkina Faso

Equatorial Guinea to supply Gas to Burkina Faso

Equatorial Guinea being one of Africa’s biggest Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) producers, exporting 3.4 million tonnes of LNG to destinations worldwide annually, has signed a MoU to supply Burkina Faso with LNG.

Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons of Equatorial Guinea, Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima said, “We are very pleased to …

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SOMALIA IS SET TO LAUNCH ITS FIRST TECH HUB

SOMALIA IS SET TO LAUNCH ITS FIRST TECH HUB

Somalia is launching its first community-based tech innovation hub in the capital Mogadishu this month. The iRise Hub will offer Somali entrepreneurs, innovators, developers, investors, technologies and startups the working space to share ideas, connect and collaborate with each other.

A group of young men who hope to transform Somalia …

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Protests halt CBG’s Bauxite mining operations in Guinea

Protests halt CBG’s Bauxite mining operations in Guinea

Protesters who blocked and barricaded roads and train tracks in the town of Kamsar following persistent electricity cuts, have caused Guinean Bauxite mining Company CBG to halt its operations.

The roadblocks and barricaded train tracks ensured CBG’s workers were unable to reach its mines to work.

One CBG official when …

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FIVE FEMALE ENGINEERING PROFESSORS WELCOMED IN SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING.

FIVE FEMALE ENGINEERING PROFESSORS WELCOMED IN SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING.

Men far outnumber women in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). According to Sharon Jones, the dean of the School of Engineering, there are far fewer female students than male students in the engineering department, with women making up about 26 percent of the department last year.…

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South African software developers are in high demand

South African software developers are in high demand

South African software developers that service the financial sector are in high demand locally and internationally as they capitalize on expertise gleaned from operating in one of the most sophisticated banking and advanced mobile tech environments in the world.

The country’s highly progressive banking system, good technical skills, mobile know-how …

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NCC reveals that internet users in Nigeria are decreasing

NCC reveals that internet users in Nigeria are decreasing

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) revealed that the number of people using the internet in Nigeria decreased in the month of July 2017. The number of users declined from 91,629,066 in June 2017 to 91,450,252 in July 2017, a decrease of 178,814.

The telecommunications industry regulator made this known in …

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