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Weaving Waste into Wealth: Adejoke Lasisi’s Bold Revolution in Eco-Fashion And Sustainability
In Ibadan, Nigeria, plastic waste is everywhere, and old traditional crafts are slowly disappearing. In the middle of this, Adejoke Lasisi found her purpose. Born into a family of weavers, …
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Solar Solutions, African Roots: Safiatou Nana’s Mission to Electrify Rural Burkina Faso
In Burkina Faso only about three percent of rural households have electricity. Many farmers walk miles at dawn, carrying buckets under the sun because boreholes lie far beyond reach. In …
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Fatima Maada Bio, the First Lady of Sierra Leone, is more than a ceremonial figure. She is a powerful advocate for girls’ rights, a tireless campaigner against gender based violence, …
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Catherine Nakalembe, a Ugandan-born geographer and scientist, is transforming the way Africa fights hunger. As the Africa Program Director for NASA Harvest, she harnesses satellite technology to monitor agricultural conditions, …
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As Abisola Ann Munis marks another milestone on her birthday, Nigeria takes a moment to celebrate a woman whose intellect, grace, and strong presence in public service have helped shift …
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NewsFeatures
Powering Possibility: How Nthabiseng Mosia Is Lighting Up West Africa with Solar Innovation
For Nthabiseng Mosia, the pursuit of energy justice is not a career, it is a calling born from lived experience. Raised between Ghana and South Africa, she understood early on …
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NewsFeatures
Weaving Waste into Wealth: Adejoke Lasisi’s Bold Revolution in Eco-Fashion And Sustainability
In Ibadan, Nigeria, plastic waste is everywhere, and old traditional crafts are slowly disappearing. In the middle of this, Adejoke Lasisi found her purpose. Born into a family of weavers, …
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NewsFeatures
Solar Solutions, African Roots: Safiatou Nana’s Mission to Electrify Rural Burkina Faso
In Burkina Faso only about three percent of rural households have electricity. Many farmers walk miles at dawn, carrying buckets under the sun because boreholes lie far beyond reach. In …
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Fatima Maada Bio, the First Lady of Sierra Leone, is more than a ceremonial figure. She is a powerful advocate for girls’ rights, a tireless campaigner against gender based violence, …
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Catherine Nakalembe, a Ugandan-born geographer and scientist, is transforming the way Africa fights hunger. As the Africa Program Director for NASA Harvest, she harnesses satellite technology to monitor agricultural conditions, …
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Powering Possibility: How Nthabiseng Mosia Is Lighting Up West Africa with Solar Innovation -
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For Nthabiseng Mosia, the pursuit of energy justice is not a career, it is a calling born from lived experience. Raised between...
Weaving Waste into Wealth: Adejoke Lasisi’s Bold Revolution in Eco-Fashion And Sustainability -
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In Ibadan, Nigeria, plastic waste is everywhere, and old traditional crafts are slowly disappearing. In the middle of this, Adejoke Lasisi found...
Solar Solutions, African Roots: Safiatou Nana’s Mission to Electrify Rural Burkina Faso -
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In Burkina Faso only about three percent of rural households have electricity. Many farmers walk miles at dawn, carrying buckets under the...
