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In Conversation With Gideon Adjei-Mawutor, President Of Right For Education At The University Of Ghana
I got to know about Right for Education through Facebook. One day I was just scrolling through social media on my phone, probably around 2016 or 2017, and I liked the page so that I could get the updates and articles.
The Future of Electricity
Energy access is really important because it strengthens communities by stopping people moving away in search of better living and working conditions
The NBA Dream Finally Arrives in Africa
Giannis is feared among the league for his athleticism and impressive skills around the court. Impressively, his talent follows a long line of African stars in the NBA.
Roman Africa Part 4: Art And Archaeology
Egyptian pyramids are not the only ones. The ancient Nubians, from modern-day Sudan, built more pyramids than the Egyptians! There are 220 still standing today. They were built from around 300 BCE to 200 CE.
Roman Africa Part 3: Theatre And Literature
There were two types of theatre plays in Rome: tragedy, and comedy. There is a legend that a man called Livius Andronicus was the first Roman playwright. He apparently wrote both comedy and tragedy around 240 BCE, but his works do not survive
Roman Africa Part 2: The African Imperatorial Dynasty
Septimius Severus was succeeded by his two sons, Caracalla and Geta. Caracalla soon murdered Geta, and reigned alone
Roman Africa Part 1: Contact, Conflict, And Conciliation
When Rome was founded in the 8th century BCE by the brothers Romulus and Remus, there was already a huge empire in Africa: Egypt. It began to develop around 3,100 BCE, and reached its peak between 1550 and 1069 BCE.
What Is Cryptocurrency?
A cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency. It is designed to make it nearly impossible to double-spend or counterfeit
What Did The Donald Trump Presidency Mean For Africa?
The Trump administration’s move to block international aid funding in 2017 has significantly harmed the ability of some African countries to provide much needed health services such as HIV testing, cervical cancer screen and contraceptives.