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Africa today
  • Western or African? Rethinking Christmas and New Year Celebrations across Africa
  • Volcanoes on Alert: From Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi to the Great Lakes’ Nyiragongo, East Africa Faces Renewed Risk
  • Lake Kivu’s Methane Extraction Gets Scientific Watchdog in Rubavu
  • Dembélé’s Triumph: A Ballon d’Or That Elevates Africa and Rwanda on the Global Stage
  • Rwanda Hosts Africa’s First World Cycling Championship: What It Means for Local Communities
  • Africa’s Path to Sustainable Human Development Spotlighted at Swiss Press Club
  • Cutting Trees, Cutting Lives: Africa Among Worst Hit by Deforestation Heat
  • From Talk to Action: AMC–TICON 2025 Commits to Africa’s Tech and Trade Growth
  • Cameroon’s sustainable cocoa model offers lessons for Africa’s future
  • African nations challenge unfair U.S. tariffs, demand equal partnership in global trade”
  • Zimbabwe’s Warning to Chinese Investors: A Wake-Up Call for African Governance
  • From Colonies to Custodians: Africa’s New Role in Western Immigration Wars
  • Small Nation, Heavy Price: Lesotho Caught in U.S. Tariff Storm
  • DRC Caught Between Peace Deals and Mining Disputes, Peace on Paper, Power Struggles Underground
  • Online Outrage as Tanzanian Forex Trader Labels Kenyan Youth ‘Lazy’
  • Gachagua Vows to Fire Ruto-Appointed Ambassadors, Citing Ethnic Favoritism and Diaspora Exclusion
  • Young Voices, Old Wounds: Ghanaian Pupils Re-enact Slave Trade in Emotional Call for Reparative Justice”
  • Captain Traoré of Burkina Faso Disbands Independent Electoral Commission, Hands Control to Government
  • Eswatini Rejects US ‘Dumping’ of Migrants, Vows Repatriation: A Stand for African Sovereignty
  • At 85, Moses Ali’s Bid for Parliament Reignites Uganda’s Power-Hunger Debate
  • France Withdraws Last Troops from Senegal, Marking End of Military Era in West Africa
  • Buhari Dies at 82: From Coup to Constitution, What Mark Did He Leave on African Democracy?
  • Ghana Leads Call for Climate Debt Cancellation to Protect Vulnerable Nations
  • From Policy to Practice: Ghana’s TVET Reforms Offer Lessons for African Skills Development
  • Africa’s Lost Futures: Senegal Navy Stops 201 Migrants on Deadly Atlantic Route to Europe
  • Paradise or Paradox? Dangote Believes Africa Can Be a Paradise — But Wealth Inequality Tells Another Story
  • Africa Needs $1.3 Trillion a Year to Reach Development Goals, Calls for Fairer Global Financing
  • Kenya at a Crossroads: Mutahi Ngunyi’s Call to Ruto Echoes Africa’s Struggle Between Force and Democracy
  • DNA test links Vinicius Jr. To Cameroon, joining Mbappé and other top players
  • African journalists unite to decolonize health reporting
  • None of African countries breath safe air, only seven countries in the world do.
  • AU summit participants urge Africa to re-conceive education system that promote technology
  • Moroccan Casablanca and Marrakech international airports named among Africa’s best
  • Hybrid schooling might be solution to unlock every child’s potential, expert
  • African countries struggling with high debits and collapsing currencies, analysis
  • Shecanic, Africa’s wheelwomen breaking ground of deemed society’s ‘unconventional for girls’

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February 8, 2024April 2, 2025

A growing concern of smartphone addiction affecting relationships can be dealt with

Some people are often glued to their smartphones due to their addictive nature, instant access to information and social connections, fear of missing out, and the habit of seeking constant stimulation and validation in the digital world. Smartphone addiction is…

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September 8, 2020April 7, 2025

E-learning; who is coaching who between parents and children in covid-19 era?

Some parents claim to not be able to coach their children who are currently following their studies from home on Televisions and radio, following the closing of schools in order to stop the spreading of covid-19, because what is taught…

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September 8, 2020April 7, 2025

Covid 19: Vulnerable children debarred to education

Some children whose families are vulnerable were excluded to education, by the aired studies program set by the ministry of Education, as response to the closing of schools to avoid the spreading of coronavirus in Rwanda. “I find many barriers…

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September 4, 2020April 7, 2025

Covid-19: E-learning program challenged parents of students staying at home

Some parents of student staying at home because schools were closed after covid-19 outbreak, in order to stop its spreading, are challenged by the e-learning program despite not being tired of their children, and are imploring the government to do…

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