Tom Jackson is a Production Editor in the automotive industry and has written for various publications including Hot Air, Sandusky Register, Advertiser-Tribune, The Courier, and Disrupt Africa. He is passionate about motorsports and photography and shares his own views on a range of topics.
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Tom Jackson's coverage includes a wide range of topics, with a substantial focus on government and politics, health, and culture & society. His articles also cover diverse themes such as winter weather, Covid-19, education, funding announcements in the private sector.
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By: Harriet Heywood, Tom Jackson
Homeowners say increasing service charges are negatively affecting their lives.
Kenyan startup NoMa is a tech-powered platform reshaping school transportation, focusing on safe, reliable rides with optimised routes, real-time tracking, and seamless communication between parents, drivers, and schools.
By: Tom Jackson
Pan-African hubs network AfriLabs and Nigeria’s National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) have partnered to launch an innovation lab that will help young innovators and startups across Nigeria to commercialise groundbreaking technologies and foster sustainable economic growth.
SANDUSKY — A holiday tradition returns to Sandusky, as everyone is invited to visit a prominent old Sandusky mansion decorated for Christmas.
Having worked on Wall Street for a decade doing M&A for Lehman Brothers and Barclays, Zachariah George first landed in South Africa to watch some football matches during the 2010 World Cup. But having spotted a major gap in the market, he never left, and 14 years later is an active angel investor and heading up Launch Africa Ventures, the continent’s most active VC firm.
By: Tom Jackson
Youth coding accelerator Zone01, owned by the Kisumu-based LakeHub, is planning on training hundreds of young Kenyans to code, and place them in jobs, via a KES10 million (US$80,000) grant from KIEP-SKIES.
By: Tom Jackson
Kenyan energy startup Hydrobox has secured US$9 million in debt funding to support eight small hydro projects across four mini-grids in Kenya, providing over 10,000 people and local businesses with reliable, affordable electricity.
By: Ed Halford, Tom Jackson
Laura Jennings loses unfair dismissal claim after judge finds she verbally abused girl to the point of tears and failed to exercise reasonable care for her health
By: Rachael Mcmenemy, Tom Jackson
Charlie Barker says he set up the group to help people who are battling addictions.
By: Tom Jackson
Kenyan startup Keep IT Cool, which has developed an innovative approach to sustainable refrigeration solutions that is revolutionising food preservation, has secured funding from global impact investor Acumen to boost its pan-African ambitions.
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