September 2022

Eight Angolan Students From CEPI Visit New York For Education Competition, Earning Six Medals

Zandre Campos, CEO of ABO Capital, an international investment firm that builds opportunities in emerging markets across Africa, announced today that eight students from Complexo Escolar Privado Internacional (CEPI) – a school run by ABO Capital to help expand access to education in Angola – participated in the 2022 Copernicus Mathematics Olympiad, a paper-based competition in which students […]

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Gaagbini Farming Community Rendered Homeless By Floods

Residents of Gaagbini, a farming community in the West Mamprusi Municipality of the North East Region were rendered homeless, following heavy rains in the municipality at the weekend. Some of the affected residents are putting up with friends and relatives. The heavy rains collapsed some mud houses and washed away farms, backyard garden and livestock.

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Consumer Rights Group Kicks Against Proposed Sale of NIPP/NDPHC Power Plants

The Nigeria Consumer Protection Network (NCPN) yesterday argued that the proposed sale of the five National Integrated Power Projects (NIPP) assets by the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), poses a national security risk. President of the organisation, Kola Olubiyo, in a statement in Abuja, noted that the planned disposal of the plants under the Niger

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Civil Society Worries Over Delay in Autopsies Result

Maryland county — Nearly four weeks after autopsies were conducted on the lifeless bodies of late Anthony Tiaka and little Levi Koffa in Maryland county, citizens, including civil society organizations, have written Superintendent George A. Prowd, to explain the delay in releasing the autopsy results. In a communication to Superintendent Prowd on Monday, August 29,

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Spaceflight Could Increase Risk Of Cancer And Heart Disease In Astronauts, Study Suggests

Even short spaceflights may be associated with DNA mutations that can increase astronauts’ risk of heart disease and cancer later in life, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Communications Biology, raising questions about spaceflight as several billionaire-backed companies race to turn visiting space into a tourist venture. KEY FACTS A team of researchers

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South African Women Are Forging Ahead In Formerly Male-Dominated Manufacturing Sector

Kwikot’s Head of Sales, Felicity Sheridan, has realised her lifelong dream to lead the sales division of a multinational firm and to boot, she has done it in a traditionally male-dominated sector servicing the plumbing industry and market. Sheridan took a few moments to reflect on her sales journey and success with Kwikot, the local

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Meet Some Of The Women Changing The Face Of The Mining Industry – Tanya, Dishka And Virginia

Ask most South African women about mining, and chance are they’ll think of dark and dirty work, done deep in the bowels of the earth. In reality, the industry is offering a greater range of women than ever before the chance to forge meaningful careers across a range of disciplines. Tanya Hendriks Virginia Raisibe Tanya

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