Introduction
African higher education institutions graduate thousands of students every year. Yet, a significant proportion remain unemployed for several years …
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Community Property or Separation of Property: Which Matrimonial Regime Should You Choose?
Introduction
When a couple prepares for marriage, discussions generally focus on the ceremony, housing, children, or shared plans. One question …
Education in Africa: The Continent’s Most Powerful Yet Underused Lever
Introduction
Education is widely recognized as one of the most effective drivers of human and economic development. Yet in Africa, …
ECO-DISTRICTS: A SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION FOR HOUSING AND THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
Introduction
The rapid pace of urbanization in Africa is accompanied by major challenges, including air pollution, excessive water consumption, massive …
GOLD OR WATER, MAKE YOUR CHOICE: UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUES SURROUNDING GOLD MINING
Introduction
Illegal gold mining is now one of the most serious threats to land, water resources, and ecosystems in Côte …
Your Address Book: A Wealth That Can Change the Course of Your Life
Introduction
In a world where skills and qualifications are often considered the main keys to success, another factor nevertheless plays …
DOES AFRICAN EDUCATION REALLY PREPARE YOUNG PEOPLE FOR THE WORLD OF WORK?
Introduction
Education is often presented as the key to professional integration and economic development. Yet, for many young Africans, the …
Transformational Leadership: The Key to Building Committed and High Performing Teams
Introduction
Why do some teams remain united and effective despite challenges while others fall apart at the first obstacle? The …
Africa and the Digital Transformation: From Digitalization to Technological Sovereignty
Introduction
Africa is entering a new phase of economic transformation, driven by the growth of digital technologies, artificial intelligence, digital …
The Cane: Between Tradition and Children’s Rights
Introduction
Historically used as a form of corporal punishment and repeated for generations as a disciplinary practice in Africa, the …