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From Lagos to London to Los Angeles, a new style is taking dance clubs and music charts by storm. Chances are, you’re already familiar with Afrobeats, even if you haven’t heard the name.

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Basic Healthcare Provision Fund, BHCPF is a federal and state funded initiative,it is a component of the National Health Act of 2014, which called for better investment within the health sector. It ...

That's 130 million potential engineers, entrepreneurs, or political leaders that the world is missing out on.

152 million people are in need of humanitarian aid — that’s larger than the population of Russia.

Energy supplied by micro hydro enables Ester from Kenya to earn a steady living as a hairdresser. Photo credit: Practical Action Our 3-part blog series on energy poverty examines the connections ...

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