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Across Africa, millions of people live every day without knowing the rights guaranteed to them by law. It is …
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The Cane: Between Tradition and Children’s Rights
Introduction
Historically used as a form of corporal punishment and repeated for generations as a disciplinary practice in Africa, the …
Screens Over Stories: Why Cameroonian Parents Must Reclaim Their Children’s Minds
Introduction
In Yaoundé and Douala, a profound silence has descended upon Cameroonian households, as children become increasingly consumed by handheld …
Hack Your Brain: Ultimate Memory Retention Via SQ3R
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When overwhelmed with information, successful retention becomes challenging. This applies to reading for study or even reading for other …
Social Media and Women’s Entrepreneurship in Africa
Introduction
For many young African women, starting a business can be challenging due to limited financial resources, restricted access to …
Revitalising African Education: Cinema as a Tool for Passing on Our Values
Introduction
Education extends far beyond the classroom. Every society passes on its values, worldview, and identity through the stories it …
TRANSFORM THE KNOWLEDGE YOU CONSUME
Introduction
Higher-order thinking is often related to teachers, examinations and curriculum developers encouraging students to go beyond rote learning towards …
My Voice, My Choice: Young Women Facing the Invisible Barriers to Family Planning in Togo
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In Togo, family planning is often associated solely with contraception. Yet, it is fundamentally about women’s right to make …
SCHOOL UNDER THE PRESSURE OF CLIMATE CHANGE: MADAGASCAR FACES A HIGHLY TENSE NEW SCHOOL YEAR
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With the September school year only a few days away, thousands of Malagasy children still do not know whether …
THE POWER OF THE KGOTLA: AFRICA’S TRADITIONAL DEMOCRACY
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In many parts of the world, democracy is often associated with modern institutions such as parliaments, elections, and constitutions. …