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Meet Abdul Sigismond Sesay: Founder and CEO of JuSAS Global Conglomerate

December 24, 2021

Abdul Sigismond Sesay is a Sierra Leonean businessman, philanthropist, legal luminary, social commentator, and human rights activist, producer, entertainment promoter, researcher, and influencer. Abdul Sigismond Sesay is the founder and CEO of JuSAS Global Conglomerate, an international registered multifaceted venture developed to capture numerous businesses in car dealership and rentals, shipping (ocean freight), containerization, clearing and forwarding services, transportation – moving and delivery, multimedia, and entertainment.

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Redefining Exiguity: Grand P must inspire you!

December 23, 2021

You may know him as the diminutive social media influencer or the frequent center of gossip by trolls; but there

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This 21-year-old Zambian created a programming language that allows people to write computer codes in native African languages

December 22, 2021

Driven by the passion for computer programming and software development from an early age, Mathews Chishinji of Zambia came up with this project and created a ‘Hawking’ programming language which now makes it possible for Africans to write in their indigenous languages on computer.

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Kenyan Patricia Kingori Becomes First Black Woman To Get Oxford University Full Professorship In 925 Years

December 17, 2021

Patricia Kingori, a young and brilliant Kenyan woman has become the first black woman to get Oxford University full professorship in 925 years in Oxford’s history. She also becomes one of the youngest women in the history of Oxford to be awarded a full professorship. Patricia Kingori is one of the most intelligent and respected sociologists in the England.

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FROM LUCY’S STONES, TO THE MOON, TO KIPCHOGE’S RECORDS.

October 7, 2021

We have witnessed in our lifetimes, names that are synonymous with varied disciplines. In the pool, there is Phelps, on the soccer pitch, two; Rolando and Messi, on basketball pitch, there is Jordan and, on track and field, there is Eliud Kipchoge- who, for good reason, is considered the greatest long distance runner of all time! Or as we millennials love to abbreviate, GOAT! no pun intended.

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How These Sierra Leoneans Are Providing Access To Quality Education Through Their Platform ”Easy Learning Services”

August 8, 2021

To ensure that Sierra Leone enjoys quality education and to ensure that the problem of youth unemployment is tackle, a young and vibrant Sierra Leonean, Massah Esther Nyally Bockarie together with her colleagues Ibrahim Bah and Muhktar created a platform, Easy Learning Services, to solve the problems affecting the education system in Sierra Leone, and not only that but also tackle the problem of youth unemployment.

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The African Dream

August 4, 2021

On a cold morning, I do pick up my pen to write. Yes, willing to write it down but literally

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20-year-old Samuel Takyi Wins Ghana’s First Olympic Medal In 29 years!

August 1, 2021

20-year-old Samuel Takyi wins Ghana’s first Olympic medal for the first time in 29 years. This is Ghana’s first Olympic medal since 1992 when the national team won bronze at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain.

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In 1984, Sarki Abba From Kano State Did The Unthinkable

August 1, 2021

In the cold harmattan of 1984, a Kano Indigene from Science Secondary School, Dawakin Tofa did the unthinkable!!!

Sarki Abba scored 9 distinctions (8 A1 and 1 A2) in his West African Senior School Certificate (WASC) Exams. This achievement seemed unrealistic and never happened that the authorities at Lagos assumed it was a cheat.

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Meet Maram Kairè: The First Senegalese Astronomer Who Has An Asteroid Named After Him

July 24, 2021

Maram Kairè has become the first Senegalese and the first Senegalese astronomer to have an asteroid named after him. The 42-year-old astronomer was recognized by the International Astronomical Union for his contributions to space exploration and his commitment to promoting astronomy in his homeland, Senegal. Maram Kairè is an astronomer and network engineer.

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Meet Abdul Sigismond Sesay: Founder and CEO of JuSAS Global Conglomerate

Redefining Exiguity: Grand P must inspire you!

This 21-year-old Zambian created a programming language that allows people to write computer codes in native African languages

Kenyan Patricia Kingori Becomes First Black Woman To Get Oxford University Full Professorship In 925 Years

FROM LUCY’S STONES, TO THE MOON, TO KIPCHOGE’S RECORDS.

How These Sierra Leoneans Are Providing Access To Quality Education Through Their Platform ”Easy Learning Services”

The African Dream

20-year-old Samuel Takyi Wins Ghana’s First Olympic Medal In 29 years!

In 1984, Sarki Abba From Kano State Did The Unthinkable

Meet Maram Kairè: The First Senegalese Astronomer Who Has An Asteroid Named After Him

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