Why Africa won’t experience an Asia-style ‘green revolution’ soon

Sub-Saharan Africa's agricultural sector needs to harvest the fruits of biotechnology in order to establish sustainable development, says a Chatham House report.

Brazil is willing to help Tanzania’s green revolution initiatives.

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Zanzibar goes Magufuli style Marking Revolution Day with clean–up operation
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Tanzania People�s Defence Forces making preparations for upcoming celebrations to mark the 52nd anniversary of Zanzibar�s Revolution. (Photo: State House.) The Zanzibar President, Dr Ali Mohamed Shein yesterday led Zanzibaris in conducting ...
Tanzania: Straight Talk - No End in Sight Yet for Zanzibar CrisisAllAfrica.com
Shein leads clean-up exercise in ZanzibarDaily News | The National Newspaper (press...

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Data revolution all so important in Africa
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Governments across the world are changing the way they look at data –data are no longer just a topic of interest for statisticians, it is becoming relevant for all parts of government that aim to measure progress and demonstrate achievements. Speaking ...
What If We Knew the Cost of Panadol in All East African Hospitals?AllAfrica.com

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African leaders need to consider the fact that one in three Africans, that’s 600 million people, has no access to electricity. Neither do some 10 million small and medium-sized enterprises.

Starting a beer revolution in Africa

Ahead of Jovago’s launch of its hotel booking application this month (September), smart phones are still ruling the market but featured phones are complementing them according to a survey done in East Africa.

According to the survey released by Jovago Tanzania, it shows that since 2011 Smartphone penetration remains popular compared to feature phones, by increasing from 3% in 2011 to 15% in 2015 and is projected to reach 33% by 2018.

But also, Samsung Metro being the most popular brand among...

Carrying pregnancy has remained a nightmare for a woman on the African continent, even as world leaders brace themselves for the expiry of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which were formed to advocate for women’s health, among other things.

Celebrating Ghanaian style - fashion, drums and paragliding