A Ghanaian Junior Secondary School Student creates Bluetooth speaker using jerrycan
A Ghanaian secondary school student, Samuel Aboagye, has created an amazing Bluetooth speaker box using a regular water gallon.
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2021
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Jean Bédel Boukassa (The French Fiasco)
Africa throughout its history has seen different reign of democratic and tyrannical leaders. The leadership inefficiencies could be linked to
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Thomas Sankara ‘A United Front Against Debt’ Speech At The African Union Summit In 1987
At this moment I would like for us to speak about another pressing issue: the issue of debt, the question of the economic situation in Africa. It is an important condition of our survival, as much as peace. And this is why I have deemed it necessary to put several supplementary points on the table for us to discuss.
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The Rich History Of The Yoruba People
The Yoruba (Yorùbá in Yoruba orthography) are one of the largest ethno-linguistic groups in sub-Saharan Africa. Yoruba constitute about 21
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You need to explore Sierra Leone!
The Western Media have always potray the negative side of Africa and diverts focus from the sultry and applaudable features
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Would the Biafran Dream Ever be Achieved?
The Biafran war had its long root of political and ethnic division. This phase stands as one of the darkest
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Meet Iddris Sandu: A 23-year-old Ghanaian Tech Genius Behind Uber, Snapchat, And Instagram, And Creator Of The World’s First Smart Retail Store
Iddris Sandu was born in 1997 in Accra, Ghana. He is a Ghanaian architectural technologist. He was born in Accra, Ghana, and raised in Compton in Los Angeles, California. He created the world’s first smart retail store experience along with Nipsey Hussle. The store is called “The Marathon Store”.
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Conceptualizing the superiority of black women
The role of women in global society is often downplayed by the idea of male chauvinism and massive patriarchy. Religion
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An Ivorian Student has designed over 350 emojis that celebrate African culture, history and contemporary life
Ivorian student, O’Plerou Grebet has designed over 350 emojis that celebrate African culture, history and contemporary life. He incorporated all his emojis from his project into an app called ‘Zouzoukwa’, so that Africans can use emojis ‘that correspond to their realities’.
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An Insouciant African Union towards the plight of Bobi Wine
The African Union upon its founding on 26th may 2001 was seen as a beacon of hope and an ideal