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Architect David Adjaye Tells Us About Washington D.C.’s National Museum of African American History and Culture

 British architect David Adjaye, born in Tanzania to Ghanaian parents, was already in his 20s when he visited the U.S. for the first time. But he now has a key role in conveying the American story. On September 24 in Washington, D.C., he will unveil his highly anticipated addition to the National Mall—the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC). On a recent tour of the building he noted that its location, at the center of the m.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016

Kenyans divided on William Ruto lighting thatched huts

Deputy President William Ruto is in the coast region for a tour that includes launching of various projects including his trademark last mile project and opening the Law Society of Kenya conference.
 
Fresh from a trip to Rio de Janeiro where he cheered Team Kenya, the DP travelled down at the Coast as he lays the groundwork for President Uhuru Kenyatta, who is expected to start a tour of the region from Saturday, August 20.
 
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Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016

Dodging costs and power cuts, Tanzanian firms profit from solar drive

 With the help of government tax cuts, solar energy for manufacturing is taking off in Tanzania.

 
Mkarima Tarimo, managing director of Tarimo Industries, a Tanzanian company producing ice cream, yoghurt and fruit juice for export to Europe, is a happy man.
 
Since January, the firm, based in the northern town of Arusha, has relied purely on solar power to drive its machines.
 
The result is a .... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016

Students promote oral health to homeless

 A student at the University of Glasgow’s Dental School has created a society encouraging the city’s homeless to care for their teeth.

 
Claudia Wasige, 22, who is originally from Kenya, was first inspired to help vulnerable communities after visiting the Everlasting Food Bank, in Dennistoun, east Glasgow, with her church in 2013.
 
Initially working as a befriender, she met a man who was struggling to eat with.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016

Forestry’s industrial revolution has job-creation potential

At a recent media briefing, Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe stuck to his guns and refused to revise the gross domestic product (GDP) growth targets of 5.4 percent set out in the National Development Plan (NDP), despite the backdrop of stagnant economic growth since the 2008 financial crisis.
 
As players in South Africa’s forestry industry, we have been asking ourselves the question: what is our contribution to the NDP and most importantly.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016

Kenyan Incubator Sote Hub invests in 3D printing start-up Re-Decor

 For the past couple of years, Kenya’s Sote Hub has been cultivating a creative atmosphere of innovation amongst the younger community in the rural county of Taita Taveta. Specifically targeting high school students and recent graduates who’ve yet to enter the white collar workforce, Sote Hub is working to encourage younger generations to take more creative, entrepreneurial routes in their careers. According to a recent profile on the new company, “the Swahili.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016

Government of Kenya signs Joint Venture deal with De La Rue

 The Government of Kenya has today signed an agreement to commence a joint venture with De La Rue.

 
Under the terms of the agreement, the Government of Kenya will take a 40% interest in De La Rue’s wholly owned subsidiary, De La Rue Kenya EPZ Limited for GBP£5million.
 
The transaction is expected to complete by the end of the year. De La Rue will continue to operate and manage the business after the completio.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016

Car makers flag SA as base for drive into Africa

 JOHANNESBURG - The global automotive industry produced more than 91-million vehicles in 2015, 1.1% up from 2014.

 
Of that number, Africa accounted for 960,527 units, with SA producing the bulk of these at 615,658.
 
In 2016, Ford announced a R2.4bn investment in SA to build its Everest sports utility vehicle (SUV). BMW is spending R6bn to switch production at Rosslyn from the 3 Series to the X3 in 2018. Chinese car maker.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016

A solar-powered computer lab bridges digital divide

 An ordinary bus-turned computer lab is boosting digital literacy among thousands of youths in Nairobi’s slums.

 
Inside the bus used by Craft Silicon Foundation as a classroom for computer classes in Kawangware, Nairobi. The vehicle had its interior customised, its seats removed and replaced with 64 chairs and 32 reading tables. Each table has a computer desktop, modifications that have turned the ordinary bus into a typical computer lab.
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Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016

Dadaab power station to spur Garissa growth

Energy CS Charles Keter yesterday commissioned the Dadaab power station.
 
It will provide electricity to more than 200,000 people have electricity connection under the Rural Electrification Programme.The project is co-funded by UNHCR and the Kenyan government for Sh200 million. Dadaab and neighbouring public primary schools will have electricity next month, Keter said.
 
The CS said his ministry will extend power connectio.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016

US firm Cummins starts 12MW Baringo power production in October

 American engineering firm Cummins Inc has set October as the date to begin generating electricity from a toxic shrub popularly referred to as ‘Mathenge,’ after more than two years of false starts blamed on mechanical hitches.

 
The Columbus-based company said it is working to rectify the technical snags that have dogged the 12-megwatt Mathenge power plant in Marigat, Baringo County, which was due to begin feeding the grid in June 2014.Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016

Ethiopia cements economic ties with Turkey with $13.5 million salt manufacturing plant

 An Ethiopian- Turkish deal that mulled creation of a salt manufacturing industry has come to fruition with the establishment of a $13.5 million plant covering 50,000 square meters at the Afar regional state in Northern Ethiopia.

 
Currently, the manufacturing company has the capacity to create more than 300 job opportunities. This figure will reach 8,000 when the company becomes operational at its full capacity.
 
The com.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 25th August 2016



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