Introduction
What is Epilepsy – Epilepsy is a chronic neurological condition characterized by recurring, spontaneous seizures. A seizure occurs when …
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“Monna ga betwe o potokwa fela”: Who Decides the Looks of a Partner?
Introduction
The Setswana proverb, “Monna ga betwe o potokwa fela,” reminds us that a person is not chosen merely for …
Why Hard Work Alone No Longer Makes You Rich: And Is Gambling a Solution?
Introduction
For generations, hard work was promoted as the surest path to wealth. Study hard, work long hours, stay loyal …
Children Born Out of Wedlock, Stepfather Adoption, and Botswana Law
Introduction
When a woman with a child born out of wedlock enters a new relationship, complex legal and emotional issues …
How Inflation Quietly Punishes the Poor and Rewards the Rich
Introduction
Inflation is often described in neutral, technical terms, for example, rising prices, monetary policy adjustments, percentage points on a …
From Accommodation to Empowerment: Supporting Employees with Disabilities in the Workplace
Introduction
The inclusion of employees with disabilities has become an important issue in contemporary workplaces. While many organizations have made …
Autism, Communication, and Inclusion in African Classrooms
Introduction
In a crowded government classroom in Gaborone, forty pupils recite answers in unison as the teacher moves quickly through …
Why Being Educated Is No Longer a Guarantee of Financial Stability
Introduction
For generations, education was sold as the ultimate escape route from poverty. “Go to school, get a degree, and …
Why Young People Feel Poorer Than Their Parents Despite ‘Progress’
Introduction
In recent decades, many young adults have found themselves struggling financially in ways that previous generations did not. This …
Like a Calf in Summer: Return to Self through Travel
Traveling keeps me excited like a calf in summer,
new legs learning the language of open fields,
kicking against the …
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