CAF President Patrice Motsepe says many African countries avoid bidding to host tournaments because they fear financial losses.
As a result, Morocco 🇲🇦 often steps in, even for less profitable events like the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations or futsal championships.
Motsepe said Morocco helps “save the situation” when no other bids are submitted. The country has strong infrastructure and a clear willingness to host.
While not always the only option, Morocco has become CAF’s most reliable partner for filling hosting gaps.
Ghanaian drill rapper O’Kenneth has made a generous donation to the SHS students participating in the ongoing Asokwa Street Art project and has pledged to shoot his next music video in the area, showcasing their artwork as an honor to their talents.
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“There’s nothing wrong with frying plantain chips with plastic bags”
—Ghanaian plantain chips trader says as she demonstrates how the chips are fried using plastic bags to achieve a crisp finish.
According to her, the plastic does not melt into the oil and as such the current public outrage is only being propagated by some persons to destroy their businesses.
“If we decide not to send half of our cocoa beans to the international market, they will be forced to raise their prices since demand is high, and it will be to our benefit.”
Dr. Peter Boamah Otokunor, Director of Presidential Initiatives in Agriculture and Agribusiness at the Office of the President, tell cocoa farmers at Jejeti, Atiwa East District, Eastern Region, as he engaged them on the reduction of cocoa prices.
You can now earn a PhD in China by creating a product instead of writing a 100-page dissertation!
China has grown tired of PhD students writing research papers that no one reads and is now demanding that they build real products instead.
This radical shift in the philosophy of higher education in China represents a formal transition from "textual academia" to "utilitarian academia," where the traditional doctoral dissertation is replaced by the creation of a tangible product. The brilliance of this idea lies in its direct approach to the scourge of "dead research" that consumes years of researchers' efforts only to remain locked away in drawers, thus transforming the university from an intellectual silo into a productive engine that feeds the market and fosters innovation immediately.