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A Project Herald Special Report LAGOS, NIGERIA — As rescue workers searched through piles of concrete, twisted steel and shattered walls following the latest building collapse in Satellite Town, Lagos, many Nigerians watched with a familiar sense of frustration. The questions have become painfully predictable. How many people were trapped? How many survived? What caused
As Africa’s population continues to grow rapidly, pressure on food production, storage systems, supply chains, and agricultural infrastructure is increasing across the continent. While agriculture remains one of Africa’s largest sectors, many parts of the industry still struggle with inefficiencies that affect productivity, food access, and long-term sustainability. This is one reason agritech is beginning
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A Community Rooted in Tradition and Everyday Resilience Away from the busy streets and fast paced lifestyle of major cities in Rivers State lies Emohua, a community where culture, agriculture and strong family values continue to shape everyday life. For many people outside the area, Emohua may simply appear as another local government area in
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How the Global Energy Crisis Is Accelerating the Rise of Electric Mobility The global automotive industry is entering a decisive turning point, reshaping how nations move, consume energy, and plan for the future. With fuel prices remaining unstable and global energy security under pressure, electric vehicles are moving rapidly from a niche alternative to a
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D.E.T Services Founder on Climate-Smart Agriculture, Drone Technology, and Transforming Smallholder Farming in Africa Across Africa, agriculture remains the backbone of livelihoods, yet millions of smallholder farmers continue to face persistent challenges — from unpredictable climate conditions and pest outbreaks to inefficient farm management and low productivity. For Ted Eni, founder of D.E.T Services, these
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Across Africa, agriculture remains one of the most important drivers of livelihoods, food systems, and economic growth. Yet millions of smallholder farmers continue to face persistent challenges ranging from climate uncertainty and pest outbreaks to low productivity and inefficient farming systems. While many see these problems as long-standing realities, Ted Eni sees them as opportunities
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The Founder Building Climate-Smart Agricultural Solutions for Africa’s Future Across Africa, conversations around innovation often focus on fintech, AI startups, and digital transformation. But for Ted Eni, one of the continent’s biggest opportunities lies much closer to the soil — agriculture. As the founder of D.E.T Services, Ted Eni is building precision agriculture and climate-smart
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From Survival Mode to Responsibility Mode Before funding, most founders are focused on survival: But after raising capital, the mindset shifts. Now it becomes: “How do I manage what I’ve been trusted with?” It’s no longer just about keeping the business alive — it’s about proving it can grow responsibly. Money Stops Being the Main
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A Shift From Paper-Based Bureaucracy to Digital Systems Paperless governance represents a structural change in how government institutions operate, moving from manual, paper-based administration to fully digitised workflows that manage documentation, approvals, and communication electronically. Across many African states, public administration has historically relied on physical files, manual signatures, and inter-office document movement. This system,
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