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South Africa’s TV White Space Project Receives Funding From The U.S

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South African Radio Astronomer Joins The Ranks Of Newton, Darwin And…

South Africa-Led International Consortium Completes Planning Work For SKA Telescope

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IAU Gives Nigerians The Opportunity To Name An Exoplanet

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Insights Into Digital Earth Africa, World’s Largest Continental Data Cube

Five African Recipients Selected to Receive Telescopes in Respect of Moon...

Rural Malawi open to the world via Satellite TV

How Investing in Space Could Help Malawi

Directory of all space-related institutions in Africa

Inside The South African Space Agency’s Financial Performance

Infographics: Who Has Inked The Most Satellite Launch Contracts From Africa?

What Does The United States Stand To Lose If It Doesn’t...

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Space in Africa - June 24, 2019

In March 2019, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) received applications from candidates around the world to take a shot at winning one of the...

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Space in Africa - January 8, 2019

One thing that first catches people's attention to Maximas Chimimba's thatched house on the shores of Lake Malawi is a satellite dish on the...

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Space in Africa - June 2, 2018

Malawi, like other nations, is realizing the need to develop its own space sector. In March 2018 discussions began between the Kyushu Institute of...

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Space in Africa - March 13, 2019

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The West African International Summer School For Young Astronomers (WAISSYA) Registration Deadline
All day
2019.08.23
https://africanews.space/event/the-west-african-international-summer-school-for-young-astronomers-waissya-registration-deadline/
The West African International Summer School for Young Astronomers (WAISSYA) is a programme held every two years at designated locations in West Africa. At each summer school, there are approximately 60 participants (mainly undergraduates as well as a few graduate students) from across all countries in West Africa.

Deadline for the Application of GMES&Africa and Copernicus Marine Earth Observation Training
All day
2019.08.23
https://africanews.space/event/deadline-for-the-application-of-gmesafrica-and-copernicus-marine-earth-observation-training/
This training, with the theme Earth Observation to services across the value chain, is designed to support the development of GMES&Africa activities and Copernicus marine data use around the African continent.

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High Energy Astrophysics in Southern Africa (HEASA 2019) Conference
All day
2019.08.28-2019.08.30
https://africanews.space/event/high-energy-astrophysics-in-southern-africa-heasa-2019-conference/
Registration and abstract submissions opened on May 1, with a deadline of August 4, 2019. Please follow this link to the registration and abstract submission page. There will be a registration fee of ZAR 2000 (ZAR 1000 for students). Payment details will be sent to registrants after registration. Accompanying persons planning to take part in the meals included in the registration fee may be registered at an additional cost of ZAR 1500.

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Deadline for the Application of Senior Lecturer in Astrophysics at BIUST
All day
2019.08.30
https://africanews.space/event/deadline-for-the-application-of-senior-lecturer-in-astrophysics-at-biust/
Botswana International University of Science and Technology (BIUST), Faculty of Sciences, Department of Physics and Astronomy calls on candidates to apply for a job opening as a Senior Lecturer in Astrophysics. The position will be based at BIUST Campus, Palapye, Botswana.