Nii Ntreh Dec 6, 2019 at 04:00pm
December 06, 2019 at 04:00 pm | Tech & Innovation
Nii Ntreh | Associate Editor
December 06, 2019 at 04:00 pm | Tech & Innovation
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Nii Ntreh is interested in academic philosophy with specific attention to moral, social and political topics. Having taught philosophy at the University of Cape Coast for a while, Nii finds in new media, a more potent way to reach many with his passion of breaking down complexities.
Ghana’s blood delivery system
In 2018, Ghana announced plans to institute a drone delivery programme with the help of an American start-up to deliver blood across the West African to those in need.
In 2019, the service was started to moderate success after Rwanda became the first on this path.
The service co-ordinates affairs between over 2,000 health facilities and drones are thought to make about 600 trips every day.
How this Zimbabwean legal tech startup is making legal services cheaper for small businesses everywhere
Why this messaging app created by a Sierra Leonean man could be Africa’s next Whatsapp
The man behind Ethiopia’s first online restaurant delivery service changing how people dine
How this Malian voice-only app is helping illiterate small business owners reach more customers
Tignon Laws: The dreadful rule that banned black women from displaying their hair
Idubor, the giant warrior prince of Benin who could uproot palm trees with his bare hands
The Black Jew from Barbados who worked with Garvey and composed the UNIA anthem
Sylvia Robinson, the little-known mother of hip-hop who put out the first-ever rap record
How the last and only black queen of Hawaii was overthrown by the U.S. in the 1800s
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