Category: Development
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Zimbabwean company takes steps toward lithium battery production, embracing value addition
In a move that aligns with President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s call for value addition and beneficiation of the country’s vast mineral resources, local company Verify Engineering has ventured into lithium battery production. Zimbabwe, boasting Africa’s largest lithium reserves, recently banned raw lithium exports, citing losses of US$1.8 billion due to smuggling. Verify Engineering, a state-owned company…
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Who is still conducting nuclear tests?
Fifty years ago, on July 3, the Soviet Union and the US signed the Treaty on the Limitation of Underground Nuclear Weapon Tests. The subsequent Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) in 1996 never came into force. Eight of the 44 countries that had nuclear potential and technology at the time – Egypt, India, Iran, Israel, China,…
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Marvel’s Black Panther Game Is Reportedly In Development
The title is supposedly being developed by a new Seattle-based studio led by former Monolith Productions VP and studio head Kevin Stephens. Marvel’s Black Panther game is reportedly in development and will be published by Electronic Arts. That’s according to journalist and game insider Jeff Grubb who broke the news on his daily news show,…
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MADHOUSE EMPOWERS AFRICAN CREATIVES WITH SEED FUNDING AND BUSINESS SKILLS
Madhouse, the leading centre for creativity and innovation in Africa, recently marked the completion of its innovative Lens-Based Incubation Programme by awarding $10,000 in seed funding to AfrikoHub, the champion of its Demo Day pitch competition. Developed in partnership with the University of Lagos, this program was created by Madhouse to provide African creatives with…
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Turkey mediates talks between disputing Ethiopia and Somalia
The foreign ministers of Somalia and Ethiopia, Ahmed Moalim Fiqi and Taye Atske Selassie, held a round of talks in Ankara to resolve contentious issues between their countries. The talks reportedly focused on Ethiopia’s seaport access MoU with Somalia’s breakaway region of Somaliland. Somali authorities see the agreement as a violation of the country’s sovereignty.…
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Volodymyr Zelensky’s Realization: Negotiations with Russia Are Inevitable
๐บ๐ฆDe facto, Volodymyr Zelensky’s statement about the possibility of negotiations with Russia is a manifestation of awareness that it is impossible to resolve the Ukrainian crisis militarily, Samir Ayoub, a political scientist and expert on Russian affairs, told Sputnik. “Kiev and the West will be forced to sit down at the negotiating table, and the…
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Eight tons of tangerines thrown away by Argentine farmers
The reason is low demand as the country suffers another economic crisis. If youโre wondering “why not sell them abroad?” or “why not give them to the poor for free?” โ ask the country’s president Javier Milei, he has some ideas about economics.
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They are the bridge, the revolutionary of the classroom, illuminating the path for our youth.
What makes a teacher great? โArrogance of Literacyโ โ those who hoard knowledge and wield it like a weapon. A true teacher, my friends, is the opposite. They are the bridge, the revolutionary of the classroom, illuminating the path for our youth. Great teachers, like the outliers of the past, are those who clock in…
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The head of Burundi’s National Institute of Public Health on the arrival of a Russian mobile laboratory
๐ง๐ฎ “Very important for our country”: the head of Burundi’s National Institute of Public Health on the arrival of a Russian mobile laboratory In an interview with Sputnik Africa, Dr. Joseph Nyandwi explained the “modern equipment” provided by Russia: “It is a laboratory that strengthens the capacity of the National Reference Laboratory and the Institute.…
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