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To start with, there is no widely agreed definition of love and lust. Often when we talk about lust …
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Bikutsi: from the imitation of birdsong to the musical genre
Introduction
Originally, the word bikutsi comes from the Ewondo language. Literally, it designates what one strikes the ground with to …
CLIMATE CHANGE: WHAT WE HAVE TO KNOW AND DO?
Introduction
The main driver of climate change is the increase in greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane in …
Tribalism, Financial Exclusion and the Economic Costs of Ethnic Divisions
Introduction
Tribalism, or the strong loyalty to one’s ethnic group, has far reaching implications, not only in the social and …
Lack of water as a source of the girls’ school dropout in Eastern Chad
Introduction
The water crisis in Eastern Chad represents a major challenge with profound social and economic ramifications, particularly affecting young …
The Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Climate Adaptation in Africa
Introduction
Indigenous knowledge systems in Africa are invaluable for climate adaptation, deeply rooted in the cultural and ecological contexts of …
Traditional and modern medicine: Towards harmonious integration
Introduction
Africa has long been a continent attached to its health traditions. Ancestral knowledge and natural remedies have therefore played …
“Echoes of the Market: Tales of Survival”
In the heart of a bustling market,
Where voices rise like the morning sun,
A tale of survival unfolds, unspoken,…
Forgotten Future: The Struggle of Street Children for Their Rights
Introduction
Children are the future of Africa. Therefore, the continent’s aspirations and development plans must prioritize their well-being. However, many …
WHAT IF TECHNOLOGY SPOKE AFRICAN?
Introduction
With more than 2,000 languages spoken, Africa is an undeniably linguistically rich continent. Yet in the digital world, only …