How Africa’s History is Changing Its Architectural Landscape
A decade or so ago, Africans who wanted to study architecture would pick and attend a school in Europe or in the US. Then, they’d return home ...
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A decade or so ago, Africans who wanted to study architecture would pick and attend a school in Europe or in the US. Then, they’d return home ...
The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) has approved plans to make Kiswahili its second official language. The EALA has also passed a resolution to make Kiswahili an official language of ...
Africa’s first solar-powered airport was just unveiled in South Africa. The airport, called George airport, will harness forty one percent of its energy needs from the sun thanks to a ...
A Nigerian non-profit organization works with children in public schools to offer them a rich learning experience in robotics, computer programming and STEM subjects.
Governments across Africa have been working with internal and external partners on energy projects; giving rise to renewable energy plants popping up al lover the continent. Let’s take a look ...
A renowned British architect along with his business partners have expressed interest in building the world's first drone port in Rwanda, Africa. The investors intend to build three drone ports, ...
Ugandan designer uses bark cloth, a fabric that’s been made from trees in Uganda for overs hundred years, to make high-end fashionable clothing that’s worthy of the runway.
To ease its country’s transportation woes, Tanzania has started building its own helicopters and they should be ready for commercial use next year - 2018.
Is there internet access in Africa? What does internet penetration look like and how many users are there?
Why do we feel strongly enough to take to the streets over each killing of a black person in Baltimore, Ferguson and Missouri but remain silent about mass killings in ...
