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Environmental economics is the study of the cost-effective allocation, use, and protection of the world’s natural resources. Broadly speaking, is the study of how humans produce and consume goods and services with a focus on how they use and manage…
In this edition of Arts and Culture, we zoom in on the lifestyle of caretakers at the Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue And Protection Centre outside Monrovia. It is Liberia’s first and only chimpanzee conservation center and has helped rescue chimpanzees preyed…
Today, July 31, marks a significant milestone in the campaign for women’s activism in Africa: Pan-African Women’s Day. This day is celebrated annually to commemorate the first Pan-African Women’s Conference, held in Dar es Salaam in 1962. Unfortunately, it is…
Youth engagement in communities is crucial for fostering active citizenship, empowering young people, and creating positive social change. When young individuals are given opportunities to participate and contribute, they gain valuable skills, develop a sense of belonging, and become invested…
World Breastfeeding Week kicks off each year on the 1st of August and runs until the 7th. This special event aims to highlight the huge benefits that breastfeeding can bring to both the health and welfare of babies. It also…
Paris is buzzing with excitement as the world prepares for the opening of the 2024 Olympics! But in this episode, we’re particularly interested in how African teams are shaping up in three key areas: football, basketball and athletics.
Our conversation this week focuses on Nigeria. Drawing inspiration from the protests in Kenya, some Nigerian youths have finalised plans to hold nationwide protests by next week; a move that has put President Bola Tinubu’s administration in panic mode. Widespread…
Interactions among community-based armed groups, state security forces and insurgent groups are consequential for understanding a conflict’s political and economic dimensions and developing locally responsive political strategies. But developing these responses requires an understanding of Strategies used by armed groups…
It’s another week and time for a fresh package of WADR’s environment program – Enviroscope which brings to the fore topical issues affecting the agriculture sector, land exploration, climate change and every other matter that concerns our planet, Mother Earth.…
This edition of our guest interview features Kema Ogunlana, a social worker who works with People Living With HIV-AIDS. Kema shared her experiences working with this special groups especially the challenges women who are HIV+ go through in accessing care.
In today’s edition, our focus is on societal perceptions of single men and women in their later years. Traditional milestones like marriage and family are often viewed as indicators of success, but those who remain single encounter various societal attitudes…
In the pursuit of a better future, setting goals is a powerful and indispensable tool that propels individuals towards success and personal fulfillment. Whether it’s achieving career milestones, improving health and well-being, nurturing relationships, or pursuing lifelong passions, well-defined goals…
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