Introduction Remote areas in several African countries have disadvantaged schools. Their remoteness is due to insecurity from ethnic and border wars, as well as ethnic racism. Such areas are further exacerbated by cattle theft, organ trafficking, illegal mining, poor roads, and lack of electricity, telecommunication, and healthcare services. Therefore, they
EMAIL US AT
hello@rightforeducation.org
All Posts by Narda Natioranomena
Urgency of civic engagement to alleviate African brain drain
Introduction Africa suffers from brain drain; the cause: elsewhere is better? Educated individuals and talented people leave Africa for supposedly better career opportunities and living conditions. They prefer to stay in foreign countries where, in general, their skills are valued. They become effective sports professionals, engineers, teachers, scientists, innovators, experts
From generation conflict to compromise: The duty of education
Introduction Mentoring through generations. If they were present, our ancestors would find the world changed and perished. Each generation builds its conveniences. The concept of a “generation gap” raises questions about the preparation of the next generation. Among three or four generations coexisting, the one with more responsibility and socio-economic
2025: A Blank Page Waiting
Happy New Year Dear fellow pilgrim! Once more we’re given here a precious time to use. Only the Creator who plans, fully understands the value, the real feature of what comes from His hands. And so we pray and ask: May we advance from yesterday in each purposed
Bushfires: the end of endemicity in Madagascar?
Introduction A paradoxical context at best. At the heart of the environment, generations are destroying themselves “strangely” through pollution, deforestation, extraction of natural resources and bushfires. Despite the regular participation of many African countries in flagship environmental conferences since 1972 (Stockholm), the results in terms of conservation often result in