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We are in times when nations are challenged in balancing social equity and economic development. Botswana also faces the …
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The Right to Information about Public Services in Madagascar
Introduction
Between the 19th and 20th centuries, access to information about Malagasy public services was very difficult. However, today, in …
Want to live longer? Science says music is the key
Introduction
A study shows that attending a concert just once every two weeks can add 9 years to your lifespan.…
AFRICAN LANGUAGES: EDUCATIONAL INTEGRATION AND INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION
Introduction
Africa is a linguistically rich and diverse continent, with more than 2,000 languages spoken by its inhabitants. These languages …
Lead as an Introvert
Take a step, two steps, three steps forward.
Lead as an introvert, that’s not awkward.
Leverage what you’ve got at …
Effective Feedback: SBI Model and its Implication
Introduction
Giving and receiving feedback is essential in any work environment, yet it’s often poorly handled or misunderstood. Many people …
Artificial Intelligence and Creativity: A Mirror to Human Fantasies
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The spectacular emergence of artificial intelligence in creative fields sparks both fascination and concern. Can it write poems, paint …
CULTURAL BELIEFS AND STEREOTYPES TOWARDS FINANCIAL BREAKTHROUGH IN SIERRA LEONE
Introduction
In Sierra Leone, financial success is not solely based on hard work or business skill. It is deeply shaped …
Bottled Water Contamination: Why the Silence in Africa?
Introduction
In many Western countries, the issue of bottled water contamination by microplastic particles is the subject of public debate …
Ulwaluko and Identity: What Inxeba: The Wound Teaches About Tradition
Introduction
Ulwaluko is an ancient Xhosa tradition Xhosa people typically undergo during childhood to be welcomed into adulthood. This rite …