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“Well designed places, such as parks with large shade trees, can alleviate the experience of extreme heat caused by the climate crisis. To make these designs a reality, we need to understand their effectiveness and the multiple benefits they can

Clarkson University Distinguished Research Professor in Hyd

Endangered sharks need protecting—but the federal government works hand in hand with the fishing industry to facilitate their death.

Friends more influential then influencers — at least when it comes to substance use, according to new FIU research.

Yesterday, fintech unicorn Flutterwave announced the launch of Tuition, a new payment product that will allow African users to pay school fees within Africa and overseas using local currencies. More in #TCDaily.

This week, Kenyan president William Ruto approved the use of the Unified Payroll Number (UPN) which will help the Kenyan government.

Meta's Twitter competitor app Threads launched earlier today, and so far, it's looking good! It has surpassed 2 million users already.

Tunga, a Nigerian talent firm, has entered a partnership with the Netherlands to train software developers and connect them with employers across Europe.

One year after halting its services to deal with chargeback fraud, Zambian fintech Union54 is making a super comeback. In collaboration with Mastercard, the startup is launching a social commerce super app called ChitChat. More in #TCDaily.

ST. LOUIS , June 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Nadine Alameh, Ph.D., has been selected as the inaugural executive director of the Taylor Geospatial Ins...