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It is rarely discussed because it makes people uncomfortable. In most organizations, the workplace psychologist is either non-existent, ignored, …
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When Hope Collides with Reality for Young Graduates
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They graduate from universities, fuelled by enthusiasm, confidence in their skills, and a desire to contribute to society. Full …
Fighting Breast Cancer in Côte d’Ivoire: When Mobilization Lasts Only a Month
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Every October, Côte d’Ivoire turns pink. Awareness campaigns multiply, men and women unite, and hope is rekindled. Yet once …
PGI: Towards Fairer and More Inclusive Humanitarian Aid in Africa
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Imagine, during armed conflicts, a pregnant woman forced to walk several kilometers to receive food, or a young disabled …
SAVE TO EXIST: A STEP TOWARDS FINANCIAL STABILITY FOR AFRICAN YOUTH
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In a rapidly changing world marked by inflation, the high cost of living, and economic uncertainty, everyone seeks to …
Donation of School Supplies in Côte d’Ivoire: A Doctor After Death?
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There is no need to prove that education is one of the fundamental rights recognized for every child, according …
Recidivism in Côte d’Ivoire: When the Lack of a Second Chance Fuels Crime
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Imagine a man sentenced to eight years in prison for drug possession. Upon his release, he should be able …
FRIZZY HAIR OF THE AFRICAN HERITAGE
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Long considered unprofessional and the subject of ridicule, frizzy hair is increasingly being promoted by black women. Also known …
CELEBRATING WOMEN’S RIGHTS IN AFRICA: FOCUS ON COTE D’IVOIRE
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As is customary, March 8th is reserved for the celebration of women’s rights. However, as the place of women …
INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY: REVIEW OF EFFORTS TO ENSURE ACCESSIBILITY FOR ALL VOTERS
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Inclusion is a social project aimed at enabling each citizen to participate fully in the life of the nation …