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People live in Luanda, the capital of Angola, but in a non-urban area. Living in this type of community …
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Financial Fraud Awareness: Protecting African Communities Through Education
Introduction
Financial fraud is one of the fastest-growing threats facing African communities today. From online scams and fake investment schemes …
The Food Sector: Consumer Rights in Madagascar
Introduction
As highlighted by the World Food Programme (WFP) on July 28, 2025, “Food is a human right.” But what …
Emotional Resilience: A Silent Strength Among African Youth
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Across Africa, young people face daily challenges that test their emotional and psychological strength. From the pressures of academic …
The Schooling of Pregnant Girls Sparks Debate in the DRC
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A recent circular issued by the Minister of National Education and New Citizenship is generating strong reactions in the …
Ngon’n Nâan among the Ngambaye: When Teasing Shapes Behaviour
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The Ngambaye people, who live predominantly in southern Chad especially in the Logone Occidental and Logone Oriental regions place …
How Education Can Save Kids from the Streets, the Bottle, and the Bet
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Education is often called the gateway to opportunity, but for children who grow up without love or guidance, it …
Types of Tips for Acing a Job Interview
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The job interview is a multi-stage process that varies according to a company’s internal policy and the importance or …
BRIDGING POLICY AND PRACTICE: ADDRESSING LEARNING DEFICITS IN SIERRA LEONE’S EDUCATION SYSTEM
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Sierra Leone’s Education Sector Plan (ESP) 2022-2026 outlines ambitious goals to improve education quality. A significant challenge is addressing …
Connections or Education: What’s More Important?
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Education is widely regarded as a foundation for future success. Parents invest heavily in their children’s education with the …