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An invisible cloak is no longer a fantasy item after American scientists succeeded in creating the first concealed-to-the-naked-eye garment (more)
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Sony phone lovers in Kenya can now access the flagship Xperia Z series from local stores following the launch of the model in Nairobi.
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The All Nations University College, in Koforidua, Ghana, is prioritising space science and technology and is ready to launch its first (more)
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