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Chantal Petitclerc competed in the Paralympic Games for the first time in 1992 in wheelchair racing. She is one of the most decorated female Paralympic athlete with 21 medals, including 14 golds ones !
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We stood by him during his trial periods. He was labelled injury player, yet we did not send him to Uganda league. @dembouz you disrespected us and I hope we can repay you fully in span with basket of goals.
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Podcast: Listen to another episode of #TrendswatchConnect on Trends in Product Management by @TrendsWatch360 with @angelzee__
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Indeed, there is an element of truth in the popular saying that "the world needed Africa more than the way Africa needed the world." This article unearthed the top three solid minerals located in each of the 54 African countries. You can read more here:
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🎙️ Just dropped a new Wiki Update episode! 🌐💡 Chatting with Michael Asiedu-Asare about @solidity_lang , @Meta , and other Web 3 tech. 🚀 Dive into the impact on @Wikipedia and collaborative knowledge sharing! 🌐🤝
Listen here: bit.ly/3NTWndN
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🚀 Day 2 update! Ahajas Integrated School Gombe students nailed our free Python, Machine Learning, and Web Development training at PromptTo. 🌐 Kudos to their dedication! 🙌 Thanks, AIS Gombe, for the collaboration. 🤝👩💻👨💻 #TechTrainingSuccess #AISGombe #Python #MachineLearning
Thank you for participating in @Wikimedia Loves Afrodemics 2023. Your contributions toward creating visibility for African academics and scientists are highly appreciated. The contest came to an end on the 31st of December, 2023.
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You can now read about the Dagaare Wikimedia Community and other related articles on the diff via the link below 👇. Very fascinating 🧐.
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@dagbaniwiki @DagaareWiki @Moore_Wikimedia @Kusaalwikimedia @GureneWikimedia @Wikimedia – at Tamale, Ghana
Dear Wiki Afrodemicians,
On the 20th day of Wiki Loves Afrodemics, we celebrate the editing of 6400 articles, averaging 640 articles per day. 2000 articles/items created, amounting to 100 new articles of African scholars per day with nearly two million article views.
1, 500 items/articles have been created across @Wikimedia projects in this Wiki Loves AfroDemics campaign. We have been able to create @Wikipedia articles for several VC'a across the African continent. Meet Ademola S. Tayo, the VC of @Babcock_Univ.
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Grateful to be a youth negotiator at COP28, supported by @UNICEFGhana through @YouthClimateGH Negotiations and Diplomacy Cohort. Followed Technology Development & Transfer and Just Transition negotiation tracks. #COP28 #YouthNegotiator 🌍🤝
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🎙️ Check out our latest Wiki Update episode with @obama_jr_ii, diving into Wikimedia Awareness in @wikiOgbomosho . Gain insights into the impact and learn how participants will leverage acquired skills to make a difference.
Tune in 🎧: bit.ly/3uVpuH6
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In 2004, Gary Webb, the California reporter who first broke the story of CIA involvement in the cocaine trade, was found dead with "two gunshot wounds to the head". His death was ruled as suicide.
And majority of them are @AASciences fellows.
@openknowledgegh @dagbaniwiki @WikimediaRwanda @Wikimedia_BE @Wikimania @WikimediaNG @WikiUganda @WikiUpdate1
Celebrating ten days into the first Wiki Loves Afrodemics project across @Wikimedia Foundation projects. The project focused on improving and creating articles about African academics and scientists. So far, 1200 articles have been created across 8 languages on @Wikipedia
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We have been able to edit close to three thousand articles in just nine (9) days across 8 different languages.We are making history and we are changing the narratives. @afrodemics #Wikimedia #Wikipedia #Openknowledge
The Nigeria professor of Agricultural Technology Education, the first woman Vice-Chancellor in Northeastern Nigeria and currently the deputy governor of @followADSG, Kaletapwa George Farauta.
#Wiki_loves_afrodemics2023 kickstarts tomorrow!
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Calling all tech lovers 🗣️
The next Wikimedia Hackathon will take place in Tallinn, Estonia, 3-5 May 2024!
Registrations are open until 5 January. Don't miss the chance to improve the tech infrastructure that empowers Wikimedia projects. #wmhack ⬇️
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Out of the 6 million articles on @Wikipedia, only 1.5 % information is about Africa. Find out how Afrodemics (meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Th…) is increasing the continent's visibility by creating and improving articles about African scholars.
