Introduction
Africa has always had its own unique textiles, contrary to popular beliefs around the world. These African textiles were …
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MINERAL WATER JUGS: RISKS OF PROLONGED REUSE
Introduction
Mineral water jugs, initially circulated to provide people with safe drinking water and reduce the transmission of diseases, are …
Insalubrity and Waterborne Diseases: Challenges of Malaria in Toukra, N’Djamena
Introduction
In many African cities, rapid and unplanned urbanization exacerbates the problems of solid and liquid waste management. N’Djamena, the …
Learning to Stay: How Education Can Curb the Exodus of Young Africans
Introduction
Every year, thousands of young Africans leave their home countries in search of better opportunities elsewhere. Perilous journeys across …
Cholera in Chad: Understanding and Acting to Protect Lives
Introduction
For the past few months, Chad has been facing a public health challenge: a cholera outbreak. This disease, though …
Sunday Markets in Chad: A Living Stage of Economy and Popular Culture
Introduction
Every Sunday, on the outskirts of Chadian towns and villages, weekly markets come alive in a swirl of colours, …
THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION: ADVOCATING FOR THE RIGHTS OF NOMADIC CHILDREN IN CHAD
Introduction
The education of nomadic children in Chad presents a significant challenge due to the unique cultural values and lifestyles …
Mandarin and Cooperation: China’s Cultural Influence in Chad
Introduction
In Chad, as in many African countries, cooperation with China no longer revolves solely around infrastructure or investments. It …
Art in the Hands: Making a Living from Artistic Creation in Chad Today
Introduction
In the streets of N’Djamena or the corners of Moundou, young Chadian artists are sculpting, painting, sewing, or dancing. …
The Kera People: A Rich and Unique Cultural Identity
Introduction
At the heart of Chad and Cameroon, the Kera people a dynamic and resilient ethnic group have developed a …