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In African societies, memory is neither abstract nor distant: it is embodied, transmitted, and lived. It unfolds through language, …
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Meningitis in Chad: Prevention is Better Than Cure
Introduction
In Chad, the dry season is not only associated with heat and dust. It also marks the return of …
EDUCATION ON THE FRONT LINES OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN CHAD
Introduction
Chad is among the most affected countries by climate change in the world. The effects of global warming are …
Extreme Heat and Prolonged Fasting: How to Protect Your Health in Chad
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In Chad, the months of February and March are sometimes marked by particularly intense heat, especially in the northern …
Chad Tested by Its Memory: From Pain to Renewal
Introduction
Cheikh Anta Diop’s words resonate as a solemn warning for any nation seeking its destiny: “A people without historical …
LIVING HERITAGE: DISTINGUISHING THE GURUNA MASSA FROM THE GURNA TOUPOURI
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Since the inscription of the Guruna on the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list by UNESCO in 2025, confusion …
Perfumes: When What Smells Good Can Harm Our Health
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In African cities, smelling good has become a sign of cleanliness, elegance, and sometimes even success. Many people enjoy …
The Queen of Guéra: An Introduction to the Promotion of Chad’s Tourism Potential
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Let our pride not diminish the value of our tourism assets; let us use our humanism to enhance the …
Reading Abandoned for AI, a Gap Burying Excellence In Africa
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Nowadays, artificial intelligence is creating a wide gap between reading and its components: both functional and expressive reading. AI, …
How to Involve the Whole Community for a Successful Back-to-School in Chad
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A back-to-school that concerns everyone. Each school year is a fresh start, an opportunity for students to chart their …