Two young Zambians, Obrey Muchena and Edward Phiri, founders of E.O Robotics Zambia, have developed a social companion humanoid robot that can interacts with humans.
On the morning of the first day of December 1944, an unforgettable tragedy took place at the military camp of Thiaroye, a small community on the outskirts of Dakar, 300 African soldiers known as the Tirailleurs Senegalais (‘’Senegalese sharpshooters’’ from Guinea, Mali, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Chad, Benin, Gabon, Ivory Coast, Central African Republic, and Togo) were murdered in cold blood by French colonial troops after demanding payment for their military service in the second world war.
Leone Stars Coach, John Keister has released the final 28 man squad that will represent Sierra Leone in the 2022 CAF African Cup of Nations
Federation of African Law Students, has today, in an official letter appoints Francis Turay, a Law student at the University of Makeni, Sierra Leone as their Country Director for Sierra Leone.
The Ghana Police stated that it will prosecute pastors and prophets who communicate prophecies that cause tension among members of the public in Ghana.
The world of showbiz is a pretty exclusive space. The pulsating feeling of being the frequent reference of gossips and newsflash, and the face of numerous brands and merchandise is literally the dream of many people.
We as a country lack the digital expertise that will promote our craft in the music space, and also bring income. Our acts, majority of them are ignorant to the business of digital streaming and that affects them greatly.
A young man from Zambia whose story has left social media users astounded after he shared photos of him showing his humble beginnings to where he’s now. The young man identified as Markford Jere Junior said it took him nine years to get to where he is now.
Arnold Nyendwa, a 24-year-old Zambian Inventor, Innovator, and founder of the first stainless steel stove in Africa, has made the first dry cleanable pillows in Africa.
In a bid to boost the transportation system in Senegal, the Senegalese government has today commissioned a new commuter railway line that will transport over 100,000 commuters/passengers per day.
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