A new series: The UN in Africa

Post author:Dr. rer. nat. Thomas Isenburg
Post published:November 29, 2020
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Police officers serving with the UN Police (UNPOL) for the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO), visit the Grace orphanage in Kibati, North Kivu Province, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The visit took place in conjunction with the International Day of the African Child (16 June). Among the officers are Seynabou Diouf from Senegal, who was selected as the 2019 United Nations Female Police Officer of the Year.

The Congo Confusions 1960 - 1964 The Democratic Republic of the Congo is a central river in Africa. It is crossed by the Congo River. The forerunners of the former…

Power islands for a better quality of life

Post author:Dr. rer. nat. Thomas Isenburg
Post published:November 16, 2020
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Off-grid systems can provide a perspective

Off-grid systems are on the rise in Africa By Dr. Thomas Isenburg Off-grid systems are an effective instrument for electrification on the African continent. They are found in North Africa,…

Journalism from Africa for Africa

Post author:Dr. rer. nat. Thomas Isenburg
Post published:November 9, 2020
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The cream of African Art By Arch. Zakia Advocate Nyombi It is a unique media of communication where ideas, talents, feelings and passions are appreciated and blended together in various…

Interconnectors from Africa to Europe

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Post published:November 6, 2020
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The old Desertec idea with interconnections from North Africa to Europe. Source: Dii

Interconnectors have been a long dream of energy scientists. They are used to transport large amounts of energy over long distances and already exist between the Netherlands and Europe. The…

A European view from Belgium:

Post author:Dr. rer. nat. Thomas Isenburg
Post published:November 5, 2020
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We have a new author: Majorie Vanhaverbeke

COVID 19 in Congo - an experience report We saw that our actions were not really effective, but because we are social activists, we could not allow ourselves to be…

New: Interviews – African woman in energy

Post author:Dr. rer. nat. Thomas Isenburg
Post published:October 21, 2020
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Woman in energy: Lucia Kamati picture Africa Green Tec

An African Woman

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Post published:October 9, 2020
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Picture: Zakia Nyombi

By Arch. Zakia Advocate Nyombi She was once a baby girl who turned into a girl and eventually a grownup woman. She is also being referred to as mother, wife,…

Powering the future of Industrialized Economy

Post author:Dr. rer. nat. Thomas Isenburg
Post published:September 26, 2020
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Journalism from Afrika for Afrika By Arch. Zakia Advocate Nyombi - Tanzania It was a short break after several kilometers ride at an active town center, Komkonga located along the…

Local Footware – Masendeu – The sandals of the Maasai

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Post published:September 17, 2020
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Journalism from Africa for Africa by David Suddy Masendeu also known as katambuga or maraiyo in local languages within Arusha region in Tanzania are local footwear sandals made from rubber materials out of old tires which are no longer used in vehicles.…

The Heavenly Garden within the Unforgettable Tanzania

Post author:Dr. rer. nat. Thomas Isenburg
Post published:September 11, 2020
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Journalism from Africa for Africa By Arch. Zakia Advocate Nyombi, It is a place where flora meets fauna. Pretty birds of different types and colors fill the skies flying from…