Charity
CORPORATE CHARITY These days it is scarce that the corporate budget reserves considerable sums to invest in charity. Despite this sad premise, it is possible to plan several activities other than the core business and be dedicated to helping nature and others; small gestures make it possible to have exciting results even with small investments. […]
St. Patrick’s Day
ST PATRICK’S DAY. St Patrick’s Day, or the celebration of Ireland’s patron saint St. Patrick, is celebrated every year March 17, and is the most important holiday of the year in the Republic of Ireland. For this occasion, the whole island and the capital city turn green and come alive with festivities, concerts, parades, fireworks […]
Women
INTRODUCTION March 8 Women’s Day….or not. The Western view sees the African woman as a succubus, a housewife, uneducated, and chained. The reality, however, is quite different. Many charismatic women are standing up to this colonialist view. All this can be seen if we look at the origins. This anniversary derives from a large demonstration […]
Genital mutilation
GENITAL MUTILATION Female genital mutilation (FGM) is a procedure that involves the partial or total removal of the external female genitalia for non-medical reasons. Each year more than 3 million African girls are forced to undergo one of several forms of genital mutilation, still practiced in more than 30 countries worldwide. The U.N. says about […]
Burkina Faso
BURKINA FASO. The Burkinabé army announced Sunday the end of French saber force operations in Burkina Faso. The government denounced defense agreements between the two countries on January 18, giving the French task force one month to leave its territory amid rising tensions between Paris and Ouagadougou—end applause for fine French details in Burkina […]
Disability
DISABILITY Africans with disability face structural barriers in the environment, education, and employment. They face discrimination that limits their chances of achieving success equally with others. All indicators are unfavorable. Structural forces make it difficult for people with disabilities and their families to survive and thrive. One of the main problems is that people don’t […]
Parenting
QUOTATION “When God created the world, he saw that someone could not manage his work. And he created Adam. The Garden of Eden was not enough for Adam. He lacked someone like him. And God created Eve. God blessed them and said to them, “Grow and multiply and fill the earth!”(Cf. Gen 1-2) The value […]
Algeria
INTRODUCTION It is a way to see how cities emerge by changing urban space. The direction of the highlands region is 170 km south of Algieri. There are works for the new town of boughezoul that plans to accommodate about 400,000 inhabitants. A futuristic urban skin project of 20000 hectares divided between housing, commercial activities, […]
Infants mortality
INTRODUCTION Up to 1 million babies die globally on the first day of their life. According to a new report by Save the Children. The report shows infant mortality can be reduced if mothers and babies access free health care and an experienced midwife. The research also revealed that 1.2 million more babies die yearly. […]
Nigerian Election
NIGERIAN ELECTION In just under two months, Africa’s most populous country will choose a new chairperson with the election. It is a crucial vote for Nigerians. The incumbent head of state, Muhammadu Buhari, is finishing his term but leaving behind a worrying economy and security. The next president will face challenges in the task ahead of […]
