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Archive For: The Crunch

JUST DO IT! NIKE SIGNS PARTNERSHIP WITH SOUTH AFRICAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

31st Jan 2014 – The Zambezian brings us the report that South African Football Association and US company, NIKE, have announced a new partnership that will see the world`s sports company design and develop kits for men`s and women`s national teams. The five year deal will commence on February, 1,2014, with all national teams receiving NIKE`s ... Read More
 

REWARDS AND RECOGNITION FOR A JOB WELL DONE!

30th Jan 2014 – Development Diaries tells us, that Cape Town-based South African Education and Environment Project (SAEP) has received a prestigious Impact Award from the STARS Foundation at a ceremony at Kensington Palace in London. The awards recognise and reward effective, well-managed local organisations working to improve child health, ... Read More
 

SAMSUNG GIVES BUDDING ENGINEERS A BOOST

30th Jan 2014 – And from Ventures Africa, Samsung Electronics Nigeria Limited has launched an engineering academy in Abuja, Nigeria to provide aspiring teenage engineers with training on refrigeration and air-conditioning systems. The academy is the second in the country after a similar one was launched in Lagos last year. ... Read More
 

BONO, DBANJ AND TONY ELUMELU – AGRICULTURE IN NIGERIA GETS THE CELEB TREATMENT

29th Jan 2014 – International pop star Bono in collaboration and partnership with D’Banj and the Tony Elumelu Foundation have launched the ONE Campaign in Nigeria to launch a new initiative aimed at fighting extreme poverty in Africa through agriculture. Founded by Bono, ONE Campaign is a campaigning and advocacy ... Read More
 

DJIBOUTI PUTS ITS MONEY WHERE ITS MOUTH IS WITH PLANS FOR SELF SUFFICIENCY IN ENERGY

29th Jan 2014 – A big nod to clean energy AND self-sufficiency as Djibouti announces plans to invest $31 million in geothermal power plants in order to cut reliance on imported electricity from neighbouring Ethiopia. The country, which is in the Horn of Africa has a population of less than ... Read More
 

SMALLHOLDERS IN KENYA ARE GETTING REWARDED FOR DOING THINGS THE RIGHT WAY

29th Jan 2014 – Smallholder farmers in western Kenya are now benefiting from carbon credits generated by improving farming techniques, according to a report from Development Diaries. These are the first credits worldwide issued under the sustainable agricultural land management carbon accounting methodology. The Kenya Agricultural Carbon Project (KACP) involves ... Read More