Ghanaian Entrepreneur Combats Counterfeit Goods With His Innovative Startup
Africans and Africans in the diaspora are taking the global business scene by storm. A typical example is Paystack, a Nigerian Fintech Company. Paystack wasโฆ
Africans and Africans in the diaspora are taking the global business scene by storm. A typical example is Paystack, a Nigerian Fintech Company. Paystack wasโฆ
In 2022, many African countries continue to import drugs from India and America. This includes drugs as generic as painkillers to more complex antibiotics. However,โฆ
Africa now has a COVID-19 vaccines manufacturing facility. This comes after South Africaโs president, Cyril Ramaphosa, and billionaire Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong inaugurated Africaโs first COVID-19โฆ
ย The World Health Organization wants to achieve global COVID-19 vaccination. However, to do this, the WHOโs first target was to ensure that 10% ofโฆ
The year 2021 came with its highs and lows for most of the world. From the exhilarating news of the discovery of a malaria vaccineโฆ
Prominent Africansโincluding the AUโhave condemned what they termed the developed nationsโ rush to ban South Africa and other African countries. The travel ban was announcedโฆ
Healthcare access in Africa is a huge challenge with millions of Africans having little access to health services. People in rural areas face the challengeโฆ
Out of the many inventive minds developing solutions to issues that Africa faces, entrepreneurs improving healthcare make the greatest impact today. This is because healthcareโฆ
Surajo Ismaila is a young Nigerian innovator who built a truck using scrap iron and a motorcycle engine to fight the water crisis in hisโฆ
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