Introduction
In a classroom where children struggled through spelling tests and math exercises, one student stood out ,not because she …
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The Inherited Wound – Did Yesterday’s Orphanhood Prepare Us to Parent?
Introduction
How do you give a child stability when you grew up on a moving conveyor belt of relatives? During …
How are School Feeding Programs Failing African Children
Introduction
School feeding programs exist across much of sub-Saharan Africa with a clear and urgent purpose: to keep hungry children …
BOTSWANA: THE QUIET POWER OF GOOD GOVERNANCE
Introduction
When people hear about Botswana, many immediately think of diamonds, wildlife safaris, and the vast beauty of the Okavango …
Epilepsy Awareness in Botswana and SADC Countries: Challenges and Progress
Introduction
What is Epilepsy – Epilepsy is a chronic neurological condition characterized by recurring, spontaneous seizures. A seizure occurs when …
“Monna ga betwe o potokwa fela”: Who Decides the Looks of a Partner?
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The Setswana proverb, “Monna ga betwe o potokwa fela,” reminds us that a person is not chosen merely for …
Indigenous Plants Healing for Children: Preserving Our Roots
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Every village and almost every family has a grandmother who knows the secrets of herbal remedies for babies. She …
The Lonely CEO: Sacrifice behind the Success
So much time dedicated to entrepreneurship
Tender documents this minute,
The next minute contacting sub-contractors,
the next minute unpaid overtime…
WHEN “DUTY OF CARE” FAILS THE CAREGIVERS: THE HIDDEN BURDEN ON SAFETY PROFESSIONALS
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Duty of care is a fundamental principle that requires employers to take reasonable steps to protect the health, safety, …
When Seconds Become Lifelines: Why First Aid Belongs in Every Home
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Emergencies don’t wait for anyone to be ready. They arrive suddenly! In the middle of dinner, during playtime or …