Introduction
Cheikh Anta Diop’s words resonate as a solemn warning for any nation seeking its destiny: “A people without historical …
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Sunday Markets in Chad: A Living Stage of Economy and Popular Culture
Introduction
Every Sunday, on the outskirts of Chadian towns and villages, weekly markets come alive in a swirl of colours, …
Art in the Hands: Making a Living from Artistic Creation in Chad Today
Introduction
In the streets of N’Djamena or the corners of Moundou, young Chadian artists are sculpting, painting, sewing, or dancing. …
The Backpack Economy: Mobile Youth Trade in N’Djamena
Introduction
In the hot streets of N’Djamena, enterprising youth roam with backpacks and arms full of merchandise. This form of …
Hair and Sewing Salons: Hubs of Living Culture in Chad
Introduction
Beyond their aesthetic purpose, hair salons and sewing workshops in Chad play a major social role. They are places …
Artificial Intelligence and Creativity: A Mirror to Human Fantasies
Introduction
The spectacular emergence of artificial intelligence in creative fields sparks both fascination and concern. Can it write poems, paint …
Living Together: African Culture and a Climate of Inner and Family Happiness
Introduction
In a world marked by growing individualism, Africa, and particularly Chad, preserves a precious human resource: living together. Much …
Kodoma Moussey: Sage and Promoter of the Moussey Cultural Soul
Introduction
In the plains of southern Chad, at the heart of ancestral traditions, stands the respected figure of Kodoma Moussey, …
Peace Education: A Remedy for the Evils Caused by War
Introduction
Wars are not limited to fighting on the ground; they cause deep suffering, disease, and chronic insecurity. This article …
Digital Financial Education: Key to Economic Independence in Africa
Introduction
In an increasingly digitalized world, Africa is at a strategic crossroads where financial education plays a crucial role in …