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In a world where skills and qualifications are often considered the main keys to success, another factor nevertheless plays …
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Culture Shapes Us, But Does It Define Us?
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Culture influences many aspects of everyday life. It shapes how people communicate, show respect, understand relationships, and respond to …
“Monna ga betwe o potokwa fela”: Who Decides the Looks of a Partner?
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The Setswana proverb, “Monna ga betwe o potokwa fela,” reminds us that a person is not chosen merely for …
In Praise of the Ordinary: The Mundane as the Heart of Existence
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An alarm going off, a familiar commute, a casual conversation, a shared meal without any special occasion: this is …
The Rise of Delivery Operators in Antananarivo: A Driver of Urban and Regional Income
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At the heart of the City of a Thousand, the rise of e-commerce is profoundly transforming logistics. Customers are …
The Significant Role “ting ya mabele” plays in both Gut Health and Culture
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Ting ya Mabele is a sorghum staple that is prepared through the fermentation process. This is undertaken by mixing …
BALANCING THE SCALES: SAFEGUARDING THE BOY CHILD IN ZAMBIA’S CHILD RIGHTS FRAMEWORK
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The President of the Republic of Zambia, Hakainde Hichilema, once cautioned that,“the boy child feels left out.” This statement …
BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN UNIVERSITIES AND BUSINESSES FOR BETTER EMPLOYABILITY
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In the face of rapid changes in the labour market, universities can no longer operate in isolation. A higher …
What Children Learn Without Being Taught
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Every child is a learner long before entering a classroom. Before teachers begin to teach them mathematics, language, science …
Indigenous Plants Healing for Children: Preserving Our Roots
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Every village and almost every family has a grandmother who knows the secrets of herbal remedies for babies. She …