Introduction COP, abbreviated for Conference of Parties or Conférence des Parties in French, stands as a pivotal climate summit convening the signatory parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) at the culmination of each year. Its primary objective is to curtail greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and
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The right to freedom of movement of persons and their goods: international legal foundations
Introduction The right to freedom of movement of persons is a fundamental right recognised by international law. It guarantees all individuals the freedom to move, to choose their residence, and to leave a country. This right is enshrined in the most important international legal instruments, such as the Universal Declaration
The Challenges of Language Testing in African Countries: From a Cultural Perspective
Introduction In Africa, linguistic diversity is a major characteristic that strongly influences language assessments. With hundreds of languages spoken across the continent, it becomes complex to standardize language tests. This linguistic diversity poses a major challenge when assessing language skills, as it is difficult to create fair tests that take
Types of gender-based violence
Introduction Gender-based violence is one of the most frequent violations of fundamental rights in the world. It knows no borders, be it economic, social, or geographical. Women, girls, and children are most at risk. Worldwide, it is estimated that one in three women will be a victim of physical or
The challenges of language testing in African countries
Introduction In Africa, linguistic diversity is a major characteristic that strongly influences language assessments. With hundreds of languages spoken across the continent, it becomes complex to standardize language tests. This linguistic diversity poses a major challenge when assessing language skills, as it is difficult to create fair tests that take
Origin, Language, Culture, History and Beliefs of the Hausa People
Introduction The Hausa are a people of the Sahel, mainly established in northern Nigeria and southern Niger. They constitute one of the most important ethnic groups in Africa by their number. The region they have inhabited for centuries, called Hausa country or Hausaland, is an influential center of culture and
Managing the Natural Resources in the Sahel: Challenges and Opportunities
Introduction According to Wikipedia, a natural resource is a substance, an organism, an environment, or an object, present in nature, without human action, and which is in most cases used to satisfy needs (energy, food, etc.). The management of natural resources in this context of climate change constitutes real challenges
Enhancing Food Resilience to Combat Climate Change in Niger
Introduction Niger boasts vast expanses of arable land, offering significant potential for improving its food resilience amidst the challenges of climate change. Spanning an area of 1,267,000 km2 with an estimated population of approximately 26 million, Niger comprises eight (8) regions, each endowed with diverse and substantial agricultural capabilities. Unlocking
How to grow macabo successfully by the hectar
Introduction Macabo is an annual crop. It should be planted (sown) at the beginning of the rainy season, between March and April to be precise. Harvesting often takes place 8 to 11 months after sowing, i.e. between November and January. characteristics and favourable area for growing macabo In a society
Origin, Evolution, and Civilization of the Fulani Ethnic Group
Origin and Evolution The Fulani people are believed to have originated from the Upper Nile Valley: Upper Egypt, Nubia, and Ethiopia. By studying the rock paintings of Tassili n’Ajjer, it was thought that the depictions of cattle in these paintings could trace the migration of the Fulani people through stylized
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