Introduction
Feeding the Brain, the African Way. When people think of “brain food,” they often picture fish oil capsules, green …
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Cemeteries: An Overlooked Risk to Groundwater Resources
Introduction
As pressure on groundwater resources increases, especially in water-scarce regions, attention is often focused on agriculture, industry, and waste …
Mental Health at Work – The Silent Productivity Killer
Introduction
In today’s demanding and performance-driven work environments, mental health has become a critical yet often overlooked component of workplace …
Autism, Communication, and Inclusion in African Classrooms
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In a crowded government classroom in Gaborone, forty pupils recite answers in unison as the teacher moves quickly through …
“It’s Not That Deep”: How We Use Humour to Avoid Accountability
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If it’s really “not that deep,” why does it need defending? Many of us have laughed at jokes we …
The Digital Ballot: Is Africa Being Empowered or Engineered?
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In today’s African political arena, the battle for the soul of a nation is no longer fought only in …
Why Being Educated Is No Longer a Guarantee of Financial Stability
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For generations, education was sold as the ultimate escape route from poverty. “Go to school, get a degree, and …
Shoeless Science: Why Walking Barefoot Might Be Africa’s Accidental Health Secret?
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Across Africa, walking barefoot is more than habit; it’s a tradition. From village paths to sandy shores, many Africans …
When Cattle Get Sick, the Nation Feels It: Understanding Foot-and-mouth Disease in Botswana
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Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) is often viewed as a challenge that primarily affects farmers. However, its consequences extend …
FROM POLICING TO EMPOWERING: A NEW WAY TO LEAD SAFETY
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For many years, workplace safety has been strongly associated with enforcement mechanisms such as audits, inspections, warnings, disciplinary actions, …