Introduction Waste management is a concern for the average Malian. In Bamako, the problem is becoming a matter of concern because of the lack of space allocated to refuse dumps, the lack of education about waste management, and the lack of material and financial resources. The banks of the River
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Corruption in Mali: Actors, Causes and Solutions
Introduction Like many African countries, Mali is unfortunately facing the challenge of corruption, a phenomenon that is compromising its development and is also a source of social imbalance and frustration. Actors in Corruption: The Corruptor-Corrupted Duo As the saying goes, there is never a bribe without a bribe-taker. This
THE SAHEL FACING DIGITAL TRAGEDY: CASE OF MALI
Introduction: The consolidation of digital peace, the Sahel States challenged! Although social networks are considered to be the magic of our time, thanks to the enormous advantages they bring, notably effective communication, rapid access to information, closer ties, remote working and management, they are also a threat to peace in
ETHICS IN BURKINABÈ CINEMA: A CALL FOR REFLECTION
INTRODUCTION “Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that.” This light that must illuminate Africa comes from the leadership of its children. Ethics and morality are values deeply rooted in our traditions. Today, it is imperative to discuss their place in the Burkinabè film industry. The Challenges of
Mali: Accelerating Digital Development Using AI
Introduction Despite its technological delay, Mali has the opportunity to catch up thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) which presents itself as a powerful engine capable of propelling the country towards digital development. The recent AI revolution, embodied by models such as ChatGPT, has reignited debate on the subject and its
Living together: an asset for a lasting peace in Mali
Introduction According to the multiple definitions given to it, living together is based on values such as respect for others, acceptance and plurality of opinions, interactions with openness and cooperation. Living together in peace means accepting differences, listening, respecting and esteeming others in a spirit of peace and harmony. The
Djenne: Africa’s Mud City
The most striking building in Djenne is its Great Mosque. Built in 1906 and classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1988, there is no doubt that this mosque is one of the most unique monuments in Africa.
David Miliband on the International Rescue Committee and Malnutrition: ‘The biggest problem is the idea that we can’t conquer it.’
David Milliband is the CEO of the International Rescue Committee, which is a humanitarian organisation that helps people affected by conflict, war, and natural disasters. Before that, he was the UK Foreign Secretary. Right For Education met David Miliband at the World Innovation Summit for Health last year, where he