high tech africa

MakeIN’Africa The MakeIn’Africa Prize has been created from the desire to identify, support and distribute the realisation of innovativ...

One of the world's biggest camel producers, East Africa also produces much of the world's camel milk , almost all of it consumed...

Forests in Hurungwe and other parts of Zimbabwe are under attack from illegal logging gangs and charcoal extraction. But the battle...

via: SciDev During the harvesting season in Egypt , it is common to see grains scattered across routes used by transport vehicles. This ...

Urine tests are among the most recommended tests that should be done during Antenatal Care visits, but due to understaffed health facilitie...

Over the past two decades, scientifically and technologically-advanced industrial nations have been working on developing a ‘smart’ jour...

Access to life-saving health products is hampered by what is known as the last-mile problem: the inability to deliver needed medicine fro...

via: Design Without Borders Saving Lives of Children: Medical Device for Safe Administration of IV Therapy In Uganda , 190,000 chi...

While 3D printing technology has emerged to serve a wide variety of purposes, few appear more worthwhile than that of US-based company ...

From: NotImpossibleNow "The idea of generating water from air is not totally new, but to utilize existing old domestic appliances ...

From: GE   This GE Garages program focuses on training, new skills and opportunities tailored to meet the values and objectives of La...

From: VOA by- Mohammed Yusuf “ Telescopes are expensive to construct but its much easier to convert an existing facility like te...

From: BBC by- Fiona Graham "The Delhi gang rape was the trigger. But also the numbness of women - and law-makers against this ...

Timbuktu Chronicles: Basket Car : Continuing a tradition of tricked out transport .In Ibadan,Nigeria an automobile with a woven exterior...

Timbuktu Chronicles: 'Africa's hackers are today's world-class tech inn... :  Ethan Zuckerman writes in Wired: Growing up in th...