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Ting ya Mabele is a sorghum staple that is prepared through the fermentation process. This is undertaken by mixing …
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BALANCING THE SCALES: SAFEGUARDING THE BOY CHILD IN ZAMBIA’S CHILD RIGHTS FRAMEWORK
Introduction
The President of the Republic of Zambia, Hakainde Hichilema, once cautioned that,“the boy child feels left out.” This statement …
BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN UNIVERSITIES AND BUSINESSES FOR BETTER EMPLOYABILITY
Introduction
In the face of rapid changes in the labour market, universities can no longer operate in isolation. A higher …
What Children Learn Without Being Taught
Introduction
Every child is a learner long before entering a classroom. Before teachers begin to teach them mathematics, language, science …
Indigenous Plants Healing for Children: Preserving Our Roots
Introduction
Every village and almost every family has a grandmother who knows the secrets of herbal remedies for babies. She …
What If a Fly Had Shaped African Innovation for Centuries?
Introduction
What if a tiny fly could help explain why some regions innovate less than others today? The idea may …
African Sovereignty Starts From Within: Rebuilding Identity to Change the Continent’s Destiny
Introduction
Africa is living through a pivotal moment in its history. From the Sahel to the Great Lakes, a powerful …
Sierra Leone’s 1991 Constitution: Amendments, Parliament and Constitutional Interpretation
Introduction
The 1991 Constitution of Sierra Leone is the supreme law of the country and provides the legal framework for …
TRACEABILITY OF MINERAL SUBSTANCES IN THE DRC: A CHALLENGE FOR RESPONSIBLE MINING
Introduction
Growing consumer demands and increasingly complex supply chains require the development of an information system that enables effective collaboration …
BEING INFORMED DOES NOT MEAN UNDERSTANDING
Introduction
In an age of instant information, the real challenge for young people is no longer simply accessing information, but …