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Nigeria's Economic Reforms: Turning Challenges into Opportunities for Growth!
Nigeria's 2023 economic reforms, including subsidy removal, present an opportunity for real, measurable progress and economic rebirth.
Scaling Climate Solutions: Africa Leads the Charge in COP31 Action!
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Apr 9Afreximbank Champions Transformation of Africa's Cotton Sector for Fairer Global Trade
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Kenya — CIA and MI6's Secret War: Rendition, Kill Lists and Counter-Terrorism
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African Contributions to Mathematics
Did you know that the Lebombo bone, discovered in Swaziland and dating back 44,000 years, is considered by some to be the oldest known mathematical artifact, demonstrating early mathematical understanding in Africa?
Imhotep: The Original Multi-Genius
Did you know that Imhotep, an Egyptian polymath from around 2667–2600 BCE, was a physician, architect, engineer, and high priest, revered as one of the earliest known physicians and the architect of the Step Pyramid of Djoser?