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AWF’s Biodiversity Economies Transform Conservation into Economic Growth: An Exclusive Interview with Edwin Tambara
In an exclusive interview with Edwin Tambara, Director of Global Leadership at the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and recipient …
Financial Inclusion in Mozambique: A View of the Insurance Market
Introduction
The Mozambican insurance market, which is considered to have great potential, has seen remarkable growth regarding the number of …
Cultural identity: Wearing natural and traditional hair
Introduction
Having become fashionable in the 2000s, natural hair known as Nappy and its traditional models are rising from the …
Biosorption: Green Solution for Environmental Cleanup
Introduction
The planet faces increasing challenges from industrial pollution and improper waste management. Scientists are turning to nature for sustainable …
THE SLAVE TRADE AND ITS ABOLITION: A CALL TO REMEMBER
Introduction
Every 23 August since 1998, the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition has …
Northern Nigeria’s Electricity Crisis and a Call for Decentralised Power Generation
NORTHERN NIGERIA’S ELECTRICITY CRISIS: A GROWING CONCERN
Nigeria’s electricity crisis cripples the nation’s growth and development, with the northern region …
From Cameroon to Canada: the mandatory challenge of the French language test
Introduction
In recent years, Canada has become a destination of choice for Cameroonians who wish to emigrate abroad. The reasons …
Is it Brainstorming, Daydreaming or Overthinking?
Introduction
The human mind is a complex and dynamic entity capable of generating many thoughts, ideas, and emotions. Often, we …
What the boom of E-bikes means for Kenya and the rest of Africa
Introduction
Nairobi is full of electric bikes, with thousands around the city and many new companies focused on electric vehicles. …