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Benghazi University Authorized to Launch New Doctoral Programs in Education

The Ministry of Higher Education has authorized Benghazi University to implement two doctoral programs in Curriculum and Teaching Methods and Special Education, following a review during the committee's eleventh meeting in 2026, aiming to enhance Libya's postgraduate education and academic standards.

IK Ogbonna’s New Film My Brother’s Shoes Set for YouTube Premiere

Nigerian actor and filmmaker IK Ogbonna will premiere his latest movie, My Brother’s Shoes, on November 13, 2026, featuring actors Frederick Leonard and Bimbo Ademoye. The film will be available exclusively on Ogbonna's YouTube channel, IK Ogbonna TV.

Ghana’s Oil and Gas Sector Sees Significant Regulatory and Production Developments

Ghana's petroleum industry, established with the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation in 1983, has become a significant player in West Africa, with production from key fields like Jubilee, TEN, and Sankofa, and is projected to maintain output near 74,000 kbpd in 2026.

United States Athletics Hall of Fame Celebrates Its Foundational Classes and Looks Ahead to First Physical Location in 2027

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Led by co-founders Kirk Buchner and Evan Nolan, USAHOF brings American sporting legacies together as it expands its national presence...

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AgriSA Outlines Five Key Policy Priorities for South African Agriculture

AgriSA has highlighted five key policy priorities for South African agriculture, emphasizing the need for enhanced institutional accountability and collaboration among government, organized agriculture, and business. Discover how these priorities aim to strengthen the agricultural sector.

Vodacom Tests Compact Antenna System to Enhance 4G and 5G Performance

Discover how Vodacom's innovative compact antenna system is set to enhance mobile connectivity in South Africa, offering faster downloads, smoother streaming, and increased reliability for users.

IEC Completes 66% of Ballot Printing for Local Elections

The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has successfully printed over 66% of the required 79 million ballot papers for South Africa's upcoming elections.

South African companies use WhatsApp to support deskless workers’ needs

Discover the impact of WhatsApp on South African workplaces, where 93% of employees leverage the platform for business interactions. Learn more about this growing trend in workplace communication in the latest article.

Mantashe’s Coal Support Highlights Black Ownership in South Africa’s Mining Sector

South Africa's coal industry is undergoing a significant transformation as Black investors step in where foreign capital has retreated. Mineral and Petroleum Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe champions coal, emphasizing its role in increasing Black ownership…

South Africa’s Electoral Commission Approves 2.6 Million Special Vote Applications

The Electoral Commission of South Africa has officially approved new electoral regulations, enhancing the country's election process.

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