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In this episode, Edzai Zvobwo of The Education Support Forum (TEDSF) chats with Michael Mutekeri , Founder of Regina Analytics. Regina Analytics is focusing on disease control for citrus crops using tensorflow-based artifcial intelliegence.

Bright Simons of mDegree, talks about the need for #Africa to focus on #creation capacity so that it can copy and enhance technologies from elsewhere. "The ability to copy requires the ability to create", Bright Simons. #Innovations

Tutu Fellows call upon the Zimbabwean government to release all civic leaders and activists who have been arrested and detained over the protests. The Archbishop Desmond Tutu Leadership Fellows (“Tutu Fellows”), of the African Leadership Institute, are a diverse group of civic, political and business leaders from 40 African countries who are concerned with the governance and development of the African continent. #Zimbabwe #ZimbabweShutDown #EvanMawarire #EmersonMnangagwa

Every year there are reports of learners committing suicide as a result of failure of their high school exit matric exams. It shouldn't be like that. #MatricResults2018 #AngieMotshekga #SouthAfrica https://tedsf.org/motivational-speech-there-is-life-after-matric-failure/

The Bounce Digital Marketing company CEO, Mr Mike Matambo gives an outline on how their boutique digital consultancy is helping small businesses in Africa connect with their audiences. #TheBounceDigital #EntrepreneurshipZone #TEDSF

Nataliey Bitature is the Head of Operations at Musana Carts, street vending carts which provide clean energy, safe food and a path into the formal economy to micro businesses on the go. She has previously founded two service businesses in Kampala: Tateru Properties and Handymen Uganda. Nataliey has extensive field and boardroom experience across East Africa after working with The Simba Group for several years, overseeing Real Estate Management, Telecommunications and Renewable Energy projects. She has an undergraduate dual honors degree in Business Management and Education from Keele University, UK, and a Master’s of Social Entrepreneurship from Hult International Business School in San Francisco. Nataliey was named as one of World Economic Forum’s Top 5 African Innovators for 2016. #Goalkeepers

African Internship Program champion, Daniel Antwi is interviewed by Edzai Zvobwo on The Education Support Forum's Human Development Zone show. #Goalkeeper

https://ict-skills-africa.org is a directory of ICT training institutions where students from all over the continent can easliy connect with service providers for learning. It is free and readily available for all.

Esther Agbarakwe is the founder of the Nigerian Youth Climate Coalition and an international climate change campaigner with experience working on environmental sustainability, social and environmental policy analysis, biodiversity conservation, justice and reproductive health and rights. She currently works as a communication advisor for the Association for Reproductive and Family Health. Agbarakwe is also the youngest chair and convener in the General Assembly of ActionAid Nigeria with the responsibility of driving ActionAid’s policies and programs in the country. Previously, she worked as an international advocacy fellow (population, health, environment and climate change) at Population Action International, Washington DC, USA. She has led several youth representations to major climate change and development conferences including Rio+20, Durban Conference and COP17. She has also worked on other projects with UN Commission on Sustainable Development, UNICEF and the Society for Family Health. Agbarakwe is one of the Youngers of the Elders+Youngers initiative involving notable leaders such as Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Gro Harlem Brundtland. She is also a Commonwealth Youth Climate fellow, Atlas Corps international fellow and Dekeyser & Friends Foundation Academy awardee. She holds a graduate certificate in Sustainable Development from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, USA and a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from University of Calabar, Nigeria.

The Maths Genius Club presents the podcast that looks into mathematical thinking for success in life. How does one use the lessons learnt in mathematics class for application in everyday life.

Statement from the Archbishop Tutu Fellows to African Heads of State and the International Private Sector, Civil Society and Multilateral Organisations on the Great Stain of Slavery in Libya: