Introduction According to a study published in 2009 by the United Nations, traditional medicine is practiced by 80% of the population in African and Asian countries. Given the importance of this practice, an African Day of Traditional Medicine (JMAT) was established two decades ago and is celebrated every August 31.
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Ode à mon Farouche Rab Génie
Dans le silence lourd de mes pensées en bataille, Se lève un spectre, un farouche rab génie, Il danse dans l’ombre, s’immisce et m’emballe, Avec ses mots aigus, il tisse ma mélancolie. Chaque matin, je l’affronte, ce duel sans fin, Il murmure des doutes, étreint mon cœur enchaîné, Mes
Challenges of Taking a Language Test (IELTS/CELPIP/PEARSON)
Introduction Language tests are major determinants for immigration purposes. These language proficiency exams, such as the PEARSON, CELPIP, or IELTS, are sometimes required for an individual’s goals of working or studying overseas. Although essential for determining language proficiency, several obstacles may prevent applicants from receiving the required scores, and limit
EVOLUTION OF THE CONCEPT OF DEATH
Introduction Death is a notion that seems easy to define, but is far less so than one might think. At first glance, it’s a kind of absence of reactions, “a disconnection between spirit and body”, “a withdrawn vital force”. In medical terms, this absence of reaction was characterized for decades
FOOD SAFETY vs FOOD SECURITY
Introduction Although, and unfortunately, food security is a well-known concept in Africa, food safety is frequently unknown or misunderstood, despite its relevance to human health, economy, and food systems sustainability. How is Food Safety different, yet related to Food Security While food security refers to the quantity of adequate
Why do Some People Take the Easy Way Out when they are Faced with Problems?
Introduction Although the legality of suicide became a concern in certain countries during the late Middle Ages, this has not eliminated the prevalence of the act. The first recorded case of suicide cannot even be pinned down, nor has there been a decline in its occurrence. This raises questions about
ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES IN BURKINA FASO: EROSION, DROUGHT AND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS.
Introduction Burkina Faso faces a number of environmental challenges that threaten ecological stability and the well-being of its people. Among these challenges, soil erosion and drought are major issues with significant repercussions for the country’s agriculture, economy, and food security. In this article, we explore these environmental challenges in Burkina
Gender Inequality from a Cultural Perspective
Introduction Gender inequality and culture have a complex and multifaceted relationship, constantly interacting and influencing each other. Woven into societies’ fabric, gender inequality manifests through social norms and values, stereotypes and prejudices, and access to resources and power. Social Norms and Values Gender Roles Roles and behaviours for women and
The Future of Education in Africa: Bridging the Gap
Introduction Education in Africa is at a crossroads. With a rapidly growing population and increasing demand for quality education, the continent faces both challenges and opportunities. Across Africa, access to education has expanded in recent years, but significant gaps remain, especially in rural areas. This article explores the current state
The “other” in African societies: The Ubuntu’s collective knowledge
Introduction The culture, in myriads of ways that can be understood and analyzed, can only have its ultimate and summative element: the “other”. The idea, the ideology, the conception, the perspective, and everything that can be seen as convectional constituents to hold social relationships, will always end, in the ultimate,