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Meet the queen of rap from South Sudan, Piath Mathiang. She goes by the stage name, Moniker Queen P. Moniker Queen P is a versatile rapper who can flow in all genres including Hip-pop, Pop, R&B, and electronic. Watch her explosive freestyle.

Ghana's most decorated music artist, Black Sharif has pulled out a stunning performance at a grand party, “Summer Jams" in Cologne, Germany.

Rana Motors has established a new assembly plant in Ghana's capital city Accra. The biggest in Ghana and the only assembly plant in Africa.

A Ghanaian-born UK boxer, Freezy Macbone, has grabbed Queens Berry Promotions after beating his opponent to a near knockout. Speaking after the bout, he used the occasion to encourage youth to never give up on their dreams. According to him, when he first made up his mind to go into boxing, many did not believe in him; others criticized him and said it was too late for him to go into boxing at age 27. He said he kept faith in himself regardless, and today he is reaping the benefits.

Meet Ngassa D. Fotso, the CEO of GAJO LIVESTOCK, Africa's number one livestock trading app. Mr. Fotso has recently revolutionized the trading of organic and quality livestock products in Cameroon with his innovation. This innovation has already been embraced by major African markets. Mr. Fotso's attempts to come out with the project were met with numerous challenges, but that did not stop him from forging on. His passion and desire to change Africa's narratives, especially in Cameroon, is evident in his approach to simplifying the livestock trade. Download Gajo Livestock App from: Apple Store 👉🏾 https://apps.apple.com/cn/app/gajo-livestock/id6444003520 Play Store 👉🏾 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gajolivestock.com

A young man, Aliu Musah, from Kwara state in Nigeria, has built two mini airplanes. These mini airplanes are controlled by a remote control, which he uses to fly them. Aliu says he has no engineering background and that everything about the project is self-taught. According to him, 100% of the materials used in the project are locally sourced. Africa Connect - TODAY

Meet the 25-year-old Pierri Sedi from the Democratic Republic of Congo( DRC) who built a neuron helmet. Pierre Sedi is an engineering student from the University of Kinshasa, DRC. The Neuron Helmet allows people to control or move robots using brain signals. The project according to him is inspired by an X-Men cartoons he watched whilst he was a child, in which one of the characters used to wear a neuron Helmet. He said the project aimed to help disabled who no longer have control of either their hands or their legs to work using their brains. Africa Connect - TODAY | 📼 VOA

Kenya's president, William Ruto tills his farm using a tractor. 📼 Citizen Digital

Enjoy natural talent from these Congolese🇨🇬 lads. Lyrics below. Far from you, God, i'm nothing. Far from you, i'm lost and dead. There is no God as you, Father. Don't forget to like, comment and share

Meet Frank Jilima, a 13-year-old boy from the Nanumba North district of the Northern region of Ghana 🇬🇭. Frank just like any other child had dreams and his dream was to become an engineer in future. However, the young boy had his dreams dashed when he had an accident on his way back home. He was taken to the regional hospital in the area for surgery but that did not suffice the situation. Frank has not been able to regain his fitness and has since been on crutches. To keep himself busy, the young boy has turned to art, making toy cars, tricycles, trucks, buildings, planes, and among other items. Frank needs help! He is appealing to individuals, and NGOs to come to his aid. He needs medical attention to get back on his feet so he can go back to school and achieve his engineering dream. Africa Connect - TODAY

Sports to be used to transform Ethiopian youth.

Ethiopia's authorities have indicated plans to invest heavily on its sports system that will aid the transformation of it youth.

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A student of 17 years, from Malawi, has built a Wi-Fi device from discarded electronic gadgets he picks up from damping sites in his local community.

The story of a 17-year-old young boy from 🇲🇼 Malawi who built a wifi device from discarded gadgets.

Residents of Montserrado county from 🇱🇷 Liberia, have built an improvised mini train using timber. The locally made wooden trains run on an abandoned railway line that stretches from Bomas to Montserrado county. This is the only source of transportation in that part of the country which the locals depend on to transport their farm produce to the market. The wooden train is driven by manpower, and it requires energetic men, usually more than one driver depending on the distance to get it to it destination. Africa Connect - TODAY 📼 KM Tv

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Cattle are not only meant for food in South Sudan, they are highly regarded. They are viewed as a symbol of wealth and authority. The size of your cattle determines your social status. They are used to facilitate the payment of dowries and compensation to people for a wrong done. Joseph Tongun Philemon, an ICRC veterinarian put it better, “ Without livestock in south Sudan, it is like you are not a human being." Africa Connect - TODAY 📼 Meja Madol

Video of the Day. That's what we call raw talent. Africa only needs the right policies in place to support this kind of people. The future is indeed promising. Africa to the world.🌍

Young African boy plays with an improvised set of dreams. Raw talent..! ❤️

A 20-year-old James Samba manufactures Sierra Leone's first-ever minibus powered by both electricity and Solar Power. Details in the video below. Kindly | LIKE | COMMENT | SHARE | Thank You. Africa Connect - TODAY

The president of the Niger Republic, Mohamed Bazoum has commissioned a new power plant situated in the Eastern city of Zinder, Niger. The power plant is of a capacity of 22 megawatts of energy and has cost the country 23.6 million dollars. The project is to support the country solve its energy deficiency and increasing electricity connectivity in the country. Sadly, only 20% of the country's population has access to an electricity connection. Niger also has plans to build a 20MW plant in the city of Maradi and hybrid 10MW plants in the cities of Diffa and Dosso, with funding from the African Development Bank. Africa Connect - TODAY || North Africa Post