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Two Kenyan inventors David Gathu and Moses Kinyua have created a bio-robotic prosthetic arm. This is not a new invention but there is something interesting about this. The arm is operated by brain signals.
We also hear the story of Cameroonian researcher and inventor of an atypical insecticide developed from plants to fight Malaria.
And, later on the show, a chat with Crescence Elodie Nonga founder of WETECH, whose work is helping to encourage women and girls to pursue ICT careers in Cameroon.
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Cameroonian marine conservationists trained as scientific divers
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Nairobi hawker shot at close range by police declared brain dead
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Faith Kipyegon falls short of historic sub-four minute mile but vows to keep pushing
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Kenya's Interior minister accuses protesters of coup attempt after deadly demos
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Death toll in Kenyan anti-government protests rises to 16, says rights group
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Kenya prepares for first anniversary of Finance Bill protests