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Mamode Kavita

Based in Port Louis, Mauritius- Kavita provides paid guest post writing for our precious clientele based from around the world. She tells the story of your business in a language clients understand.

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Can Kieswetter Crack Down on Illicit Tobacco?

In the first weeks of his tenure at the head of the embattled South African Revenue Service (SARS), Edward Kieswetter has pledged to clean up the agency and to crack down on the rampant illicit economy in South Africa, with a particular focus on the country’s extensive tobacco smuggling

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Illiterate Women Take The Lead In Lighting Up Rural Africa

In Malawi, where only about 10% of homes are linked to the electrical grid, an extraordinary group of heroes has risen to light up the community. These are the extraordinary “solar mamas” who have been trained in assembling and setting up solar power units by Barefoot College. To the ordinary

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Causes of Teen Suicide - Another Sad Tale

Until now, many believe suicide would never have to surface as a social issue in Nigeria. However, today not only in the West African country do we have daily cases of suicide, but also a common phenomenon across the world. It is frightening the recent level of prevalence and the

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Malaria Was Discovered in Algeria, But Now the Country is Malaria-free

It was in Algeria where malaria was first discovered in 1980. But now the country is free from the disease, as declared by the World Health Organization. Algeria is now the third country in Africa to be declared free from malaria, following Mauritius and Morocco. There have been massive worldwide

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Africa Leads the World in Banning Plastic Bags

Environmental issues should be top priority for any country in the world. The world is suffering due to rising levels of pollution. Much of the pollution comes from the use of plastic bags. Some African countries have taken a leap forward in banning the usage of plastic bags. Banning plastic

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Sad! Nigeria Allocates Only 0.02% of Revenue to Research

How does a country which pays little or no attention to research and development grow? The sad reality is that the case is the same in many parts of the continent. African leaders do not see the need to invest in research and development. This is perhaps the reason behind

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South Africa Swears-in Youngest Member of Parliament, Itumeleng Ntsube at Age 20

The South African House of Parliament was in celebration mood and free from its usual loud debates, accusations, and counter-accusations, as the 400 members from 14 political parties who won parliamentary seats at the May General Election took their oath to serve in the Sixth Democratic Parliament. The swearing-in ceremony

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Aggrieved Citizens Boo Zimbabwe’s First Lady in Masvingo

"There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest."  - Elie Wiesel Stepping out of the presidential palace yesterday afternoon to attend to official matters and shop at the chain of supermarkets in the

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The Africa Cloud Reaching New Levels

The global could providers are showing deep interest in Africa. The land has emerged as a center of attention of the giant Tech companies. Amazon and Microsoft have already become operational in Africa. The phenomenon shows that the cloud-computing market is getting a drive in Africa. African Cloud May be

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