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Infrastructure, institutions, and the systems that make growth possible — or not.

Nigerian Hospital Successfully Separates Conjoined Twins

A Nigerian hospital has successfully carried out an operation to separate conjoined twin babies, Goodness and Mercy Martins. The operating staff has also said they have monitored the kids after the operation and can ascertain that the process was a success. According to reports, the National Hospital in Abuja conducted

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Cambridge University to Return Bronze Cockerel Statue Stolen from Nigeria in 1897

The prestigious British educational institute, Cambridge University has released a statement saying it plans to return a bronze state in its possession to the Bini Kingdom in Nigeria. According to the statement released by the university, the priceless artefact – ‘a bronze statue of a cockerel’ was among the numerous items

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Samuel Eto'o Accepted into Harvard University

African football legend Samuel Eto'o (38) has been accepted into Harvard University to study business management after he launched his own betting company. And he said that the main reason for him undertaking business management is to be able to give back to Africa through the operations of

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How IoT is transforming healthcare?

The Internet of medical things is empowering doctors and patients and literally changing the way they interact. From improved medical interactions to real-time diagnosis, the application of IoT in healthcare is permeating every aspect of the healthcare sector. Before the Internet of health things, patients' interaction with doctors was

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A Better Way, Be With Professional-On Roads

If you had a bad experience last time in Boston city because of your transport then it is time to make your experience good enough. Like you can make the arrangements better this time. You can make hotel bookings in a better hotel then last time and for your transport,

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UN Food Organizations Call for More Support for Southern Africa as Climate Shock Increases

More than 11 million people are currently experiencing crisis/emergency levels of food insecurity (IPC Phases 3 and 4) in Angola, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Zambia, Madagascar, Malawi, Namibia, Eswatini and Lesotho. This number will rise to 45 million across the Southern African Development Community (SADC) in the next six months, according

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Water filter pitchers review

A purification pitcher is an extremely simple, simple and inexpensive treatment for filter and take away contaminants from water. Their unique design allows you for them to wear refrigerators.  They have become affordable, reliable, portable and flexible to work with.This article is an all-inclusive buying guide and expert water

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Should Education Systems in Africa be Decolonized?

Africa inherited an education system imposed on it by the colonizers, an education system that is devoid of promoting true African values to present African needs. It is a system that glorifies the history of Europe and places over-emphasis on it while African history is neglected.  A country can only

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Kenya Announces Launch of New $1bn Railway Line

Kenya has taken a massive step towards solving the traffic situation in Nairobi. The East African country has launched the second phase of the new railway line connecting the capital Nairobi to the Rift Valley region. Kenyan Railways have announced that the line which is opening today is dedicated to

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