Amazing story – Meet 23yr old Jessikah Inaba, UK’s first black and blind barrister

Jessikah Inaba was born with a rare eye condition called bilateral microphthalmia, which means her eyes are smaller than usual. She grew up in Lewisham, southeast London, with her parents and siblings. She attended local schools that had units to support pupils with visual impairments. She then moved to Camden, where she lives now. She…

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How Burkina Faso immigrant Adissa Barry became a self-made U.S. millionaire

In the bustling landscape of Maryland’s business realm, one name stands out for its remarkable journey from immigrant roots to self-made millionaire status: Adissa Barry. Her story is not just one of success but also resilience, determination, and a passion for entrepreneurship that transcends borders. Originally hailing from Burkina Faso, Adissa Barry has called the…

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17-year-old South African entrepreneur unveils sneaker brand he started from his mother’s garage

In the landscape of South African entrepreneurship, where challenges often loom large and opportunities can seem scarce, one young visionary is defying the odds and carving out his path to success. Meet Utlwanang Mmeti, a 17-year-old high school student whose entrepreneurial journey began in the unlikeliest of places: his mother’s garage. In a region where…

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Nigerian teenager invents robot using exoskeleton remote control (Video)

Isah Auwal-Barde, a 17-year-old boy from Kano State, Nigeria, has achieved a remarkable feat by inventing a robot operated through a robotic exoskeleton remote control, marking a significant stride in robotics innovation. The exoskeleton remote control system enables the operator to control the robot through body movements demonstrated by parts of the body. Auwal-Barde’s journey…

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Nigerian mum of 3 becomes first black woman to bag PhD in Pure Mathematics, breaking 149-year-old jinx

In a landmark achievement that reverberates across academia, Professor Oghenetega Ighedo has made history as the first black woman to earn a PhD in Pure Mathematics at the esteemed University of South Africa (UNISA), breaking a 149-year-old jinx and paving the way for future generations of mathematicians. Born in Nigeria, Professor Ighedo’s journey to mathematical…

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