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Africa is undergoing a major nutritional transition. While undernutrition remains widespread, chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension are …
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THE POWER OF VOLUNTEERING IN BUILDING A PROFESSIONAL CAREER
Introduction
In a rapidly changing job market where a degree alone no longer guarantees employment, strategic volunteering has become a …
How Satellites Send Signals to Earth
Introduction
Every time a phone call connects across long distances, a weather forecast appears on a screen, or television signals …
The Paradox of First-Time Employment in Benin
Introduction
Benin is witnessing a growing number of university graduates. Yet securing a first job remains one of the greatest …
Archaeological Heritage: An Overlooked Driver of Economic Development in Cameroon
Introduction
In Cameroon, public policies for economic growth focus on several sectors, including agro-industry, livestock, agriculture, transport, mining, and cultural …
THE IMPACT OF ITN (INSECTICIDE-TREATED NET) ON MALARIA PREVENTION
Introduction
Do you know that some pregnant women have experienced stillbirths, miscarriages, and lost their pregnancies because they had malaria? …
STATELESS IN THE SAHEL: WHO DECIDES WHO BELONGS?
Introduction
How does a person become invisible? Not physically. Not socially. Legally. Across the Sahel, thousands of people wake up …
THE CALABASH: THIS OBJECT THAT WE THINK WE KNOW
Introduction
Bowl, ladle, musical instrument, decorative object and even celestial cloud, the calabash is a familiar object that hides an …
Teachers: Resilient, Dedicated, and Hopeful in a Changing World
Introduction
We ought to pause and honour the extraordinary dedication and relentless spirit of educators worldwide. Teaching has historically been …
Second-Class Citizens: Malagasy Politics
Introduction
In the three dimensions of politics (le, la, les), citizens often feel excluded because of needs that have never …