There are often breaks in families. This can be because of a divorce, separation or the death of a partner.
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The importance of sleep
Your sleep cycle is regulated by an internal “body clock” which operates on a 24-hour cycle. This is called the circadian rhythm
Protecting the Congo Rainforest
Compared to other major tropical forests such as the Amazon, the Congo Rainforest has not been heavily impacted by human activities
The impact of the COVID19 pandemic on conservation
The COVID19 outbreak has led to international travel restrictions and lockdowns across the world. This has resulted in a lack of tourists and therefore an absence of money that is usually generated by the wildlife tourism industry.
Creating Activities For Creativity And Innovation In Africa.
The development of a Nation lies on the hand of those who love creative change in their environments.
The Prime Minister Of The Democratic Republic Of Congo Resigns: What Does This Show About Congo’s Government?
A vote of no confidence is a vote showing that the majority of those in power do not support the policy of a leader.
In Conversation With Gideon Adjei-Mawutor, President Of Right For Education At The University Of Ghana
I got to know about Right for Education through Facebook. One day I was just scrolling through social media on my phone, probably around 2016 or 2017, and I liked the page so that I could get the updates and articles.
The Future of Electricity
Energy access is really important because it strengthens communities by stopping people moving away in search of better living and working conditions
The NBA Dream Finally Arrives in Africa
Giannis is feared among the league for his athleticism and impressive skills around the court. Impressively, his talent follows a long line of African stars in the NBA.
War And Peace: Jollof Edition
Jollof rice is a vibrant red or orange dish that represents both celebration and competition. But several countries claim to have the best version of this dish. It’s causing friendly debate throughout West African communities at home and abroad.