Introduction
Manga, often associated with Japanese culture, refers to comic books that, while initially intended for children, have become a …
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Girls in STEM: Ambition and Imagination
Like a bullet train heading to its destination,
Loaded with hope, with no procrastination,
Like a jumbo jet floating swiftly …
Addressing Gender-Based Violence: Promoting Safe Homes and Healthy Relationships
Introduction
Gender-based violence (GBV) is a pervasive issue in Africa, affecting millions of women and girls. It encompasses physical, emotional, …
Assaults and insecurity during wrestling matches in Senegal: a worrying scourge
Introduction
Senegalese wrestling, a true cultural and sporting heritage, attracts impressive crowds to its arenas. These large gatherings, often synonymous …
The Quiet Decline of Music Education in Schools
Introduction
Music has long held a meaningful place in education. Beyond the pleasure of melodies and rhythms, learning music supports …
Nature-Based Solutions: Africa’s Path to Climate Resilience
Introduction
Africa faces a climate paradox: though it contributes less than 4% of global emissions, it suffers disproportionately from droughts, …
Empower financial literacy for African peasants
Introduction
Causes of periodic financial difficulties among African peasants. It is unfortunate to see crop producers buying crops to survive, …
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: A MULTIFACETED ISSUE
Introduction
In Sub-Saharan Africa, the rising cost of living is more than an economic problem, it’s a human crisis. It’s …
SNORING: THE TIP OF AN ICEBERG
Introduction
Whether it’s a spouse, a relative, a friend or even a sleeping stranger, who hasn’t been disturbed by the …
If You Can See: A Speak Out against Racism
If you can see him like your brother
His colour won’t cause you to bother.
You’ll treat him with care…