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The discourse surrounding violence in society often becomes fragmented through categorization, with terms like “gender-based violence” creating distinct classifications …
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THE AYIZAN FESTIVAL IN ÉWÉ LAND, TOGO
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Ayizan! Ayizan! Ayizan! Who in Togo doesn’t feel the urge to experience once again this traditional celebration that symbolizes …
PICK YOURSELF UP AGAIN AND HIT THE GROUND RUNNING
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To hit the ground running means to immediately start an activity with utmost confidence and commitment. The harsh reality …
Why Local Tourism is the Future of Travel
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In an era where the global travel industry faces constant challenges from pandemics to economic constraints, local tourism is …
From Herding Cattle to Leading Change
I was raised where the hills roll like stories yet to be written,
where cattle do not just graze, but …
Breaking the Cycle of Unhealthy Family Dynamics
Introduction
Family is often regarded as the first school of life, where children learn values, communication, and emotional patterns. However, …
Corruption: A Poison for Chad’s Educational System
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In Chad, education—supposed to be a driver of development is plagued by a silent yet devastating scourge: corruption. This …
Burnout and the Quest for Excellence: Finding Balance for Sustainable Performance
Introduction
Burnout, often described as occupational exhaustion syndrome, is a response to chronic work-related stress. It manifests as intense fatigue, …
PCOS: Breaking the Silence on a Silent Struggle
Introduction
Every September, the world observes Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Awareness Month, a period dedicated to shining a light …
Women’s Sports in Africa: Tradition, Faith, and New Freedoms
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July was filled with major women’s sporting events in Africa, including the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, AfroBasket, and …