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Christian Toe, now in his thirties, is one of those young people who are the pride of the continent by contributing significantly to its development.

the young Burkinabé engineer, who is a pure product of the educational system of the country of upright men and promoter of the Genuine Concept start up, he works in partnership with the Burkina Faso Department of Prevention through Vaccination.Its objective: to contribute to reducing child mortality. Its famous “Laafi bag” which complies with the […]

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Breast cancer is the most common female cancer in the world, ranking first in most countries.

Breast cancer is the most common female cancer in the world, ranking first in most countries. It accounts for 23% of all female cancers and 10.9% of all human cancers worldwide. In Africa, there is regional variability: 16% in Senegal, 10% in the Republic of South Africa and 4% in Kenya. In Cameroon in 1992,

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Ibrahima Tounkara: the man who, alone, electrified his village

At first, everyone thought he was crazy. But with courage, imagination and perseverance, this math teacher achieved the impossible.Although his native village had never been connected to any electricity network, Ibrahima Tounkara, a simple maths teacher, gave birth to a real little revolution. Devoting his savings, time and imagination to a crazy project, he built

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Iddris Sandu, the genius who believes with certainty that the continent’s development will also come through technology.

The technological virtuoso behind the algorithms that made Uber, Instagram and Snapchat what they are now. The computer engineer also sees himself as a “cultural architect” who aims to “level the playing field” between Silicon Valley and young communities of color.Most technological geniuses start young, and Ghanaian prodigy Iddris Sandu is no exception. Iddris began

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Diagnosing malaria without shedding a drop of blood is now possible thanks to this young man.

His name is Brian Gitta, a Ugandan engineer who won an award for excellence in the development of a device capable of detecting malaria without spilling a drop of blood.The 26-year-old Ugandan-born Brian Gitta is the inventor of the malaria test, which can detect malaria without drawing blood.The name of the treatment, Matibabu, which means

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Aboubacar Karim is one of the great hopes of the African continent.

An agronomist by training, he is a graduate of the prestigious Université de Laval in Canada. At only 23 years old, the young Ivorian entrepreneur Aboubacar Karim is one of those rare young Africans to focus on the integration of new technologies in agriculture. He combines agriculture and new technologies to increase farm incomes. The

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So that access to drinking water is no longer a privilege, but a right?

In a single day, this simple container is capable of producing, hold on to yourself, 2,000 litres of drinking water!To achieve such a feat, two companies had to join forces, in this case Skysource and Skywater. In concrete terms, their container is equipped with a device that draws in hot air from the outside to

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This natural pesticide preserves the soil and the health of farmers in Benin.

Invented by a Beninese agronomist, this seed-based product changes the lives of the farmers who have adopted it. Agronomist Gildas Zodomé recalled that neem seeds were used by his parents to keep mosquitoes away. So he tried to make a pesticide out of it… and it worked!By taking inspiration from ancestral knowledge, Gildas Zodomé manages

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