E-Library: Articles on Africa – Right for Education (R:Ed)

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THE MBIGOU STONE : FORGOTTEN TREASURE OR UNDERRATED GEM ?

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Gabon is renowned for the richness of its biodiversity and forests. Yet, in the southern part of the country …

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Education Without Borders: What Africa and the Rest of the World Can Learn from Each Other

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Education does not belong to any one continent. Every region of the world has developed its own ways of …

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Information Poverty: The Inequality We Rarely Discuss in Africa

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We live in an age of abundant information, yet access to the right information remains deeply unequal. Across Africa, …

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COULD KIDNEY PROBLEMS GO UNNOTICED? UNDERSTANDING KIDNEY FAILURE TO PREVENT IT

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What if persistent fatigue were not simply due to lack of sleep? What if swollen legs, changes in urine, …

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Modern Tools and Methods to Scale Citizen Science in Africa

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Integrating innovation and digital infrastructure is transforming scientific research in Africa. With the expansion of the citizen science movement, …

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A Cry for Justice: Communities Mourn Women Lost to Femicide

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Femicide has plagued South Africa for years and once again it has reared its ugly head. Women continue to …

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DISCIPLINE: THE TRUE FOUNDATION OF EXCELLENCE

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Many people attribute remarkable success to natural talent or fortunate opportunities. However, behind every outstanding achievement lies a much …

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Places of Protection, Places of Danger: Who Is Protecting Our Children?

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Cameroon is currently facing a worrying situation: reports of sexual violence against minors continue to emerge, raising growing concern. …

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Clinics in Angola: Medical Role Falsification and Public Health Safety

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Healthcare infrastructure in developing nations faces constant pressure from rapid population growth and urban migration. Across Angola, public healthcare …

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When Climate Change Reaches the Classroom: What Northern Ghana Can Teach Us About Environmental Justice

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Climate change can sometimes feel like a distant global issue. We hear about rising temperatures, changing rainfall patterns, floods, …

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