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RANT to a large party at a restaurant recently. Your over-the-top shouting, clapping and cheering was so loud that my party was unable to have any conversation without shouting at the top of our lungs to each other. I understand…Read More
Piedmont Eastside physicians want to educate people about colorectal cancer and what you can do to decrease your risk of developing it or enable an earlier, more curable diagnosis.Read More
Dealing with a flight delay or cancellation? Use this viral travel hack to get rebooked faster and avoid spending hours waiting in line.Read More
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The initiative, which was first introduced as a national digital roadmap, is centered on four strategic pillars: digital sovereignty, digitization of public services, development of the digital economy, and positioning Senegal as a leading digital hub in Africa.Read More
OkayAfrica has scoured the Internet for today’s major news stories, so you don’t have to. On Mar 25, coverage includes: the discovery of a mass grave in Kenya with dozens of bodies, most of them children; Ghana’s push at the UN to have the transatlantic slave trade recognized as the gravest crime against humanity, alongside calls for reparations; and more.Read More
By improving the quality and stability of power to telecom towers, the initiative will strengthen mobile coverage and ensure that households, schools, health centers, and small businesses can depend on more consistent digital services.Read More
The initiative represents an important step in South Sudan’s transition toward a more robust, data-driven education system.Read More