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Africa’s First Woman Billionaire
Angolan President Jose Eduardo Dos Santos' daughter, Isabelle Dos Santos has become Africa's first woman billionaire, thanks to...
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Drone Makers Dig In
“I have some d-word difficulty,” said Michael Toscano, president and CEO of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems...
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Africa’s Longest Serving Leaders
Many of Africa’s longest serving leaders have seen their regimes crumble over the last five years, but a...
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Kenyan journalist detained in Harare
Harare - A Kenyan journalist has been detained in Zimbabwe for entering the country to cover the 31...
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Namibian newspaper start-up Confidénte defies the odds
After six months of forking out a lot of money to minibus taxis to deliver his papers (outside...
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Dancing in Silence: The Compelling Story of Talent Among Ghana’s Deaf Children
In the short documentary Dancing in Silence, Hersey Liu explores the lives of children in Ghana through the...
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Never Too Late to Get an Education in Liberia
The spirit and hope of the Liberian people is what prevails, and seeing the smiles on the faces...
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Early Signs of Violence in Zimbabwe Election Campaign
As Zimbabwe approaches its first election in five years, incidents of violence are flaring up around the county,...
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Oakland Startup Deci Builds ‘Social Democracy’ App
Ever find yourself frustrated with the back and forth group messaging, conference calling and group emailing that often...
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South Africa’s Rhino Carnage Points to Weaknesses in Policing
South Africa's Department of Environmental Affairs reports that 633 rhinos were killed in the country's national parks and...
