Introduction Africa is a young, dynamic continent full of potential. However, many challenges persist: poverty, unemployment, limited access to essential services. Faced with these problems, social entrepreneurs are emerging. Their goal is to find innovative solutions to social and environmental issues while ensuring the economic viability of their business.
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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
UNLEASHING THE POTENTIAL OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: Driving Innovation in Society and Industries
Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming one of the most important technologies of the future, potentially changing various industries and improving how we live completely. The development of computer systems that exhibit intelligent behaviour, such as learning, problem-solving, and decision-making, is called artificial intelligence (AI). One of artificial intelligence’s most
HEALTHY BENEFITS OF FORGIVENESS
INTRODUCTION Forgiveness means letting go of anger and resentment toward yourself or someone else. Give up on revenge thoughts, and move forward with your power intact. In a psychological sense, forgiveness is the intentional and voluntary process by which one who may initially feel victimized changes feelings and attitudes regarding
How Reading Helps Individuals and Society
Research also shows that reading to babies prepares them to start talking. Likewise, the act of reading creates emotional bonds with family and friends.
Ethiopia’s march to gender parity
Under recently elected Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia has reached several significant milestones in gender equality in politics. Half of Mr Abiy’s 20-person cabinet are women. In October Ethiopia’s parliament unanimously voted for Sahle-Work Zewede to replace Mulatu Teshome as President. Finally, Meaza Ashenafi was appointed as Ethiopia’s first female