Inspire africa
In this episode of Inspire Africa, Barbara Loundou first takes you to DRC. A young engineer in Goma has designed a portable iron that works with a rechargeable battery. It’s a very practical solution for people who live in areas with no electricity or with frequent power cuts.
Also, would you sit on a bench and confide in a caring grandmother about your problems? A Zimbabwean doctor came up with the idea to address the issue of limited access to mental health services.
The topic is still largely taboo in Africa. The idea inspired FIFA for this World Cup in Qatar.
Lastly, we’ll introduce you to a young Sierra Leonean living in South Africa. He created one of the first humanoid robots on the continent. He’ll tell us more about his journey and the benefits AI could bring to Africa.
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South African circus gives young performers a new route forward
01:56
South Africa: Olifantsfontein residents hold vigil for woman found dead
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Johannesburg’s waste crisis leaves communities surrounded by illegal dumps
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Women living in fear after body of ninth victim found outside Johannesburg
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South Africans voice growing concerns over AI’s rapid rise
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US imposes targeted visa restrictions on South Africans over land and race policies