09. Industry, innovation and infrastructure

The Tulbagh Earthquake is recognised as the most destructive earthquake in South African history. It cannot be prevented but we can be prepared.

At the registry office in Tambacounda where I work, we are faced with people who do not have birth records because they have not been registered. We need radical solutions to solve these administrative problems which seem to be still a major challenge in Senegal.

In Bankim women and children walk ten miles or more every day to fetch water for domestic use. Drinking Water is gotten from various sources.

As a student of Idiofa, I take you to my internship in Kinshasa (Kin).

Some time ago, while studying, I discovered the impacts that the construction of hydroelectric power plants has on my state. We should opt for less negatively impacting means of energy production. Like solar energy, as it is clean and renewable and does not harm the environment

Untimely power cuts in my city are the cause of many social problems for the population, with power cuts occurring all the time.

The cause of the present deforestation is a company that extracts minerals from the soil, it is extending to occupy a large part of the place, which causes the migration of the fauna. It generates a great impact on the soil, water and air on the environment of the community . Thus leaving communities at risk and with an uncertain future.

The cause of the present deforestation is a company that extracts minerals from the soil, it is extending to occupy a large part of the place, which causes the migration of the fauna. It generates a great impact on the soil, water and air on the environment of the community . Thus leaving communities at risk and with an uncertain future.

The construction of petrol stations in green spaces in Lubumbashi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, is still raising an uncomfortable dust till today. According to the creator of the video, in the coming days, Lubumbashi might face a chain of fires that might cause the death of thousands of people, just as it happened in Kinshasa.

In a world that is rapidly advancing technologically, where artificial intelligence, machine learning, smart cities, and hybrid work are the order of the day, sub-Saharan Africans risk being left behind as they still struggle with basic infrastructures. My name is Jude Abugu, I will take you through some challenges many Nigerians face in their online digital activities.