Changing the tune Much like the successful Nollywood film industry, Nigeria’s music industry is gaining traction, offering a gleam of hope amid the country’s worst economic crisis in decades. A report by auditing… Read more
Riding the wave Since Mauritius has no known oil, natural gas or coal reserves, it depends on imported petroleum products to meet most of its energy requirements. But this could soon change as… Read more
Ray of light Universally, boiling water is the most accepted way of disinfecting it but in shanty towns such as Kiberia in Kenya – where most residents live on less than US$1 per day – boiling water daily… Read more
Deep understanding South Africa’s University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg is set to open a new unit that’s designed to prepare students for ‘mining of the future’. Focused on technology solutions, the Wits Mining Institution… Read more
Pedal power Youth in Masiphumelele, a rural community in Cape Town, South Africa, can now enjoy a little exercise, learn about renewable energy alternatives and help boost electricity output after two prototype… Read more
