Innovation Africa
50 Influential Jews: Sivan Yaari - No. 39
The visionary founder and CEO of Innovation: Africa, Sivan Yaari has used Israeli technology to transform the lives of millions of people living in Africa.
Innovation: Africa – using Israeli technology to transform Africa
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How are Israelis using partying to help African communities in need?
Innovative models are key to Africa’s future - opinion
Our goal has always been to create sustainable solutions, while paving the way for future entrepreneurs to change the way they change the world. Not just to build buildings, but to build communities.
Grapevine: The Bike Age
A round-up of news from around Israel.
Grapevine: In black and white
Whether they were Jewish or Arab, religious or secular, new immigrants or veterans speaking in Hebrew, Arabic, English or Russian, the message was always the same – enough bloodshed on both sides.
5777 – what a year that was
A look back on the year that was makes one think that it wasn't all bad news for Israel. In fact, it was a year full of uplifting developments.
British aid minister resigns over undisclosed meetings in Israel
After meeting Theresa May, the prime minister's office released Patel's resignation letter in which she apologized for causing "a distraction" from the work of government.
Nefesh B’Nefesh helps olim navigate the tech ecosystem of Start-up Nation
Tech Talks program focuses on innovation and employment opportunities.
Wine Therapy: A most ‘illuminating meal’
Sivan Ya’ari is providing solar panels to remote African villages, granting much-needed electricity and access to water using Israeli technology.
Kosher travel and Israeli technology: A match made in heaven
"It was this Israeli technology that enabled us to affect the lives of hundreds and hundreds of people in this rural village in Malawi."
Hillel's Tech Corner: Israeli innovation makes an impact in Africa
Innovation: Africa is an NGO with a mission to bring Israeli solar and water technologies to rural African villages. Read that sentence again.
Israeli solar power: A literal light unto the nations
Israeli nonprofit ‘Innovation: Africa’ is working on the ground in 147 African villages.
COVID-19: The situation in Africa is worse than it seems
Millions across Africa spend six hours each day collecting contaminated water. The lack of access to water and hygiene puts these communities at the greatest risk, if COVID-19 reaches their villages.
