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Educate An Africa Fit For The 21st Century

Educate An Africa Fit For The 21st Century

By Yasmine Sherif As we lead into the Africa Year of Education, and under the leadership of Africa, world leaders have an opportunity to solidify commitments to ‘Educate an Africa Fit for the 21st Century’. That means to empower Africa to deliver on the goals outlined in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, Paris Agreement and Convention […]

Plight of Lone Child Migrants Stranded in Tunisia

Plight of Lone Child Migrants Stranded in Tunisia

There are millions of children on the move across the world, but an increasing number of them are travelling alone after being separated from their parents. In Tunisia, almost 1,500 unaccompanied children approached the offices of the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) to seek support and asylum last year. Many had fled conflict in Sudan, Somalia, […]

The Plan to Launch a Satellite from Nigeria in 2025 is no Longer Feasible

The Plan to Launch a Satellite from Nigeria in 2025 is no Longer Feasible

Halilu Shaba, the Director-General of the agency, conveyed this information during the ongoing 8th Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) Expo, which revolves around the theme “STI: Solutions to National Economic Challenges.” According to the agency’s 25-year roadmap, part of its targets was to launch a Nigerian astronaut in space and an indigenous satellite from Nigerian […]

Hijackings off Somalia have Raised Concerns about a Resurgence of Indian Ocean Raids

Hijackings off Somalia have Raised Concerns about a Resurgence of Indian Ocean Raids

Pirates have seized a Bangladesh-flagged bulk carrier off the coast of Somalia and taken its 23-member crew hostage, the ship’s owners said. The MV Abdullah was sailing from Mozambique’s capital Maputo to the United Arab Emirates with a cargo of 55,000 tonnes of coal when it was attacked on Tuesday, according to Kabir Steel Re-Rolling […]

Meet One of Nigeria’s First Female Borehole Engineers

Meet One of Nigeria’s First Female Borehole Engineers

Mariam Ibrahim, one of the few woman borehole engineers in north-east Nigeria, has built over 200 boreholes and aims to repair 10,000 more. In a male-dominated field, she challenges stereotypes, wand wants to inspire women to join her cause for clean water in their community.  SOURCE: BBC

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