Introduction Paediatric cancers are diseases that affect children and adolescents. They develop from cells that undergo uncontrolled genetic mutations, leading to abnormal proliferation in the body. They can be cured if diagnosed and treated early. Causes and Types of Childhood Cancer It is estimated that cancer is diagnosed in
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The Impact of War on Civilians in Africa
Introduction The history of Africa is marked by numerous conflicts, from colonization to independence, armed conflicts continue to mourn populations, whether internal or transnational, these wars have had devastating consequences on civilian populations. They are the first victims. Among the catastrophic effects are forced migrations, and the resulting refugee crisis.
Small in size, big in heart: when Africa celebrates diversity
Introduction In a world where height is often erected as a symbol of strength and power, people of short stature can sometimes feel different, even disadvantaged. Yet, Africa is full of inspiring stories of people who are small in size but great in their achievements. This article explores the challenges
The Future of Africa Sacrificed? A Plea for Education
Introduction In an ever-changing world, education remains the foundation on which the future of any nation is built. In Africa, a continent rich in diversity and potential, a crucial question arises: is Africa’s future being sacrificed because of a lack of access to quality education for all? Context Despite
TECHNOLOGY: EDUCATED DAUGHTER, DICTATOR MOTHER: INVENTION OF AI
Introduction By definition, artificial intelligence is a set of theories and techniques aimed at making machines capable of simulating human intelligence. Sometimes, she has related links with mathematics, cognitive science, and so many others. Man invented, invented, and invented many new things again and again. AI is not the first
The Importance of Inclusive Education for a Harmonious Society
Introduction Inclusive education goes beyond the simple notion of welcoming differences; it embodies a genuine commitment to equity, diversity, and acceptance of others. Indeed, this visionary educational approach aims to create an environment where every individual, whatever their particularity, feels fully integrated and supported throughout their educational journey. This bold
GOMA ALL STYLED: Between elegance, cultural identity and economic development
Introduction Goma is a city like so many others: bringing together people from different backgrounds with a great mix of cultures, trends, and traditions. Several nationalities, religions, tribes, and ethnic groups blend perfectly here. But is this the origin of her way of dressing? Yes would be the most obvious
The linguistic obstacle course: African students under pressure
Introduction For many African students, getting through the gates of international higher education or accessing certain skilled jobs involves an unavoidable obstacle: standardised language tests such as the TCF, TEF and TOEFL. These exams, designed to assess language skills, are much more than a simple evaluation. They are a real
Seed Guardians: Women’s Role in Preserving Local Varieties
Introduction Women are the backbone of agriculture and seed management, particularly in rural communities where traditional seeds are essential for food security and biodiversity preservation. This reflection examines the role of Congolese women in conserving local seed varieties, highlighting women’s initiatives to collect, preserve, and share these traditional seeds, as
L’Éducation, Clé de l’Avenir
Que nos oreilles sans rancœur Écoutent l’expression du cœur Dans ce parvis où fleurit la vie Dans ce corpus mignon de vie. Dans ce monde cuit en errance Pourtant devrait être référence L’éducation n’a plus sa place Pourtant elle mérite la classe. La première puissance mondiale, C’est l’éducation
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