In The Hashtag with Busi Lethole, CNBC Africa’s social media correspondent, we take a look at South African Comedian and Daily Show host Trevor Noah being named the fourth highest …
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This year was the 25th since the Rwandan Patriotic Front liberated the country, stopping the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. During the period, special focus was put on reconciliation and …
At the British International Education Association’s (BIEA) 2019 STEM Youth Innovation Competition, five students from the Child Educational Development Centre (CEDEC) from Lagos exceeded expectations with their project to tackle …
Learners In Nigeria Tackle Wild Dog Extinction With STEM Youth Project Read More »
The Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development says the digital economy is increasingly becoming the economy itself and It will not be feasible to ring-fence it from the rest of …
At the FORBES AFRICA Under 30 Meet-up, Africa’s youngest billionaire and President of MeTL Group, Mohammed Dewji gave a talk and then opened the floor to penetrating questions from the …
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CNBC Africa brings you selected highlights from the all-day FORBES AFRICA Under 30 Meet-up, including In The Spotlight talks by Class of 2019 30 Under 30 members and interviews with …
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In an era where satellites have become increasingly important, countries are making huge investments in data and knowledge and ultimately shooting their own satellites into space. In this CNBC Africa …
What Is Africa’s Place In The Evolving Space Technology? Read More »
Beyond Meat, a premium vegan food company, listed on the New York exchange earlier this year, the company was able to attract a-list investors to fund the first veggie meat …
Vegan Lifestyle Looking Green For Investors As Beyond Meat Shares Sizzle Read More »
Globally, only an estimated 2 per cent of all international aid money goes to local organisations, despite evidence that home-grown solutions can be better placed, more equitable and at times …
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Rwanda targets to have 100 per cent internet access by 2020 and is investing heavily into becoming an ICT Hub. Joining CNBC Africa to understand how the digital gender divide …
