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Wednesday, March 13, 2024

Downhill days: The Secret to an Energized and Productive Lifestyle

3/13/2024

In the bustling rhythm of modern life, finding balance and maintaining high energy levels throughout the day can seem like a Herculean task....

Tuesday, November 8, 2022

11/08/2022

Author Heather Dennis' new biography brings messages of hope and perseverance. Through the life stories of 10 incredible individuals, De...

Sunday, August 1, 2021

8/01/2021

Throughout August 2022 doctordynamo is holding an Instagram giveaway ! Contest runs till August 31st. FOUR WINNERS will receive: - One ...

Tuesday, July 6, 2021

7/06/2021

In the battle for health equity and social justice in the realm of medicine, Charles Drew University has served as a pillar in the Watts-Wi...

Kofi Annan and other Panel Members to launch 2014 Africa Progress Report – Grain, Fish, Money
The Africa Progress Panel will release its annual Africa Progress Report at the World Economic Forum on Africa held in Abuja, Nigeria ABUJA, Nigeria /APO/ – On Thursday, May 8th 2014, the Africa Progress Panel will release its annual Africa Progress Report – Grain, Fish, Money – Financing...
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Older computer systems are not able to satisfy the demands of the “new” customer
The average age of enterprise software is 20 years old, built in the early 1990′s before even the Internet came into common use. EL JADIDA, Morocco/APO/ – Speaking at the IDC Francophone Summit this week, Alain Ozan, vice president of technology at Oracle, said that a...
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The African Dynamo is now wired for Flipboard
In keeping with our mission to highlight paradigm shifting trends in Africa to the widest possible audience, African Dynamo now has a native Flipboard interface. Flipboard is a revolutionary new personal magazine platform that allows users to discover, collect and share the news you...
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Why is the U.S Sending Troops Instead of Doctors to West Africa?
President Barack Obama is deploying nearly 3,000 military personnel to West Africa to combat the spread of the Ebola virus. The potentially deadly disease has so far claimed the lives of over 2,400 people, prompting world leaders to pledge material support for the countries most affected. Some are not pleased with the US’ response, however,...
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Delegation arrives in Washington DC for first ever US-Africa Leaders’ Summit
WASHINGTON D.C./APO/ — A delegation of the African Union Commission, led by Chairperson H.E. Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma will arrive in Washington on 2 August for the first and historic US-Africa Leaders’ Summit. The delegation will be joining about 50 African Heads of State and Government in high level dialogue and meetings with a cross section...
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Black Men in White Coats
Fewer black males applied to medical school in 2014 than in 1978. That is the first line in the introduction to BMWC's new documentary film Black Men in White Coats Rise Up. When I first heard those words, and the statistics that BMWC's founder Dr. Dale Okorodudu lays out about...
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What’s Driving the Demand for African Languages?
By Neil Payne A few years ago I remember sitting in a team meeting and declaring I saw a future in African language services. The reaction was a mix between bewilderment, incomprehension and some sympathy for my seemingly muddled brain. “What demand could there possibly be for African...
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Make no mistake, Race is still a real problem in the U.S.
I identify myself as African American. In the past I've also written articles highlighting individuals of African descent that live in Canada and Cuba. As a member of the African Diaspora, I understand how race plays a part in many of our lives. I've always been disturbed by the...
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