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Mauritius had about 556,400 workers by the end of 2025, with men forming a larger share than women. Key …
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Sound Archives and Oral Memory in Africa
Introduction
Oral traditions occupy a central place in many African societies. They appear in the form of myths, legends, stories, …
“It’s Not That Deep”: How We Use Humour to Avoid Accountability
Introduction
If it’s really “not that deep,” why does it need defending? Many of us have laughed at jokes we …
Corruption: When Did Wrong Start to Become Right?
How did it all start?
The madness, the deception, the false hope
When did we stop taking accountability?
It’s like …
THE SUIT AND THE DUST: WHO REALLY EARNS A LIVING?
Introduction
At first glance, everything seems obvious: on one side, the man in a suit, sitting in an air-conditioned office, …
How PCOS became PMOS and What it Means for Women
Introduction
In May 2026, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) was officially renamed Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) following a global consensus …
Moving Beyond Virality: Building a Creator Business That Lasts
Introduction
For many years, the digital creator economy has been shaped by the pursuit of virality. The idea that a …
Morocco’s Financial System: Between Dependence on Cash and the Rise of Fintech
Introduction
Digitalization is not new in the Moroccan context. For decades, Morocco has aimed to modernize its public institutions and …
DIGITAL HEALTH INNOVATIONS: EXPANDING ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE IN REMOTE SIERRA LEONEAN COMMUNITIES
Introduction
Access to quality healthcare in Sierra Leone remains limited, especially in remote areas where infrastructure, distance, and staff shortages …
Decolonizing Our Waste: Zero Waste as an Act of Sovereignty
Introduction
Neocolonialism is no longer exercised solely through weapons or debt, but also through trash. Every year, millions of tonnes …