Francis Kokutse
Contributor at SciDev Net
Journalist at Associated Press
Wolfson Press Fellow, University of Cambridge, Journalist working for Associated Press (AP), University World News, https://t.co/CP1fLYgCYJ, Nature Africa,& Media Con
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universityworldnews.com | Francis Kokutse
AFRICA The World Bank and other international partners have provided a total of US$729 million in funding for 54 African Centres of Excellence (ACE) over the past 10 years across the continent, resulting in the training of 27,000 students in various fields and the enrolment of 30,000 women in graduate programmes, thus advancing gender inclusion in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), Sylvia Mkandawire, the senior programme manager for the ACE programme at the Association...
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thechronicle.com.gh | Francis Kokutse
An agelong African proverb says, until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter. This seems to be the case with African history because, Africans have not written about their past the way it should. As a result, those who colonised the continent, have kept the real history away, and replaced it with what they think of the continent.
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modernghana.com | Francis Kokutse
An agelong African proverb says, until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter. This seems to be the case with African history because, Africans have not written about their past the way it should. As a result, those who colonised the continent, have kept the real history away, and replaced it with what they think of the continent.
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abcnews.go.com | Francis Kokutse
A newly created regulatory body for gold exports from Ghana has announced that foreigners will no longer be allowed to buy or trade gold mined on a small scale in the country, Africa’s biggest gold producerByFRANCIS KOKUTSE Associated PressACCRA, Ghana -- A newly created regulatory body for gold exports from Ghana announced Monday that foreigners would no longer be allowed to buy or trade artisanaly mined gold in the country, Africa’s biggest gold producer.
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kdhnews.com | Francis Kokutse
ACCRA, Ghana (AP) - A newly created regulatory body for gold exports from Ghana announced Monday that foreigners would no longer be allowed to buy or trade artisanaly mined gold in the country, Africa's biggest gold producer. Starting May 1, gold must be bought with licenses from the new Ghana Gold Board, also known as GoldBod, according to a statement from the new body.
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