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“If we could afford it, we would eat better.” This phrase reflects a common misconception that healthy eating is …
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MINERAL WATER JUGS: RISKS OF PROLONGED REUSE
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Mineral water jugs, initially circulated to provide people with safe drinking water and reduce the transmission of diseases, are …
When Difference Becomes Desirable: Are Africans Being Discovered or Displayed?
Introduction
The Exotic Gaze. A recurring image often goes viral on social media: an African girl, walking barefoot, carrying water, …
Donation of School Supplies in Côte d’Ivoire: A Doctor After Death?
Introduction
There is no need to prove that education is one of the fundamental rights recognized for every child, according …
Intermittent Fasting: Benefits and Drawbacks
Introduction
Recently, intermittent fasting has been considered one of the most effective methods for achieving weight loss. Meanwhile, it comes …
My Africa: A Celebration of Pride, Culture and Heritage
My skin, so rich in melanin, glows beneath the golden sun.
My hair, curly, thick, and strong, grows upward like …
SILENCE, THE GREATEST BEAST: HOW FAMILY DYNAMICS SHAPE CHILDREN
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Family is the first school of life, shaping how children see themselves, others, and the world around them. Beyond …
The Social and Cultural Challenges of Zero Waste in African Urban Areas
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In African cities, zero waste offers a transformative solution to mounting environmental crises, yet its implementation faces significant hurdles. …
Insalubrity and Waterborne Diseases: Challenges of Malaria in Toukra, N’Djamena
Introduction
In many African cities, rapid and unplanned urbanization exacerbates the problems of solid and liquid waste management. N’Djamena, the …
The Social, Political and Economic Impacts of Quality Distance Education in Mozambique
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Distance learning, also known as online or remote education, is a teaching approach in which teachers and students …