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Beauty queens, we know them for their looks, charming smiles and sophisticated walks. But sometimes we tend to fixate so much on the outer image and fail to penetrate beyond the exterior hence missing … [Read more...]
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My name is Sharon Raburu. I’m 22 years old and extremely passionate about life. I’m passionate about growth, progress and being the very best version of myself that I can be. I’m attracted to … [Read more...]
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Sometimes customers ask us whether it is possible to order handicraft products in Africa with a clear conscience in view of climate change? They wonder whether it would not be better to have their … [Read more...]
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Automated translation, i.e. the translation of text via an IT system, offers the opportunity to translate back and forth between different languages in milliseconds. We at the Urban Change Lab have … [Read more...]
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We were very proud to be invited to the Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy in Germany to present the Urban Change Lab at the Start-up Night! Afrika 2018. Have a look: our Presentation slot … [Read more...]
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I was just entering the shade hotel in the green area of Karen and immediately being greeted by a huge banner at the entrance of Kivuli garden written Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. It was the … [Read more...]
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The Urban Change Lab is very special to me. Setting it up is a labour of love. This first blog post is long overdue, frankly I have been procrastinating. Why? Because I prefer to implement an idea … [Read more...]
The Urban Change Lab Team helps you to precisely realize your practical ideas for hand-crafted items. Your concept will be crafted by an artisan in Africa (e.g. Kenya, Ghana or Rwanda). If you like, you can establish contact with your artisan in the process. A positive side-effect of Read More…
