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Public speaking, also known as oratory, involves delivering speeches to live audiences on a wide range of topics. This practice has deep historical roots, with ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius being a significant figure in its study. Confucius emphasized the transformative…
Not uncommon, but almost rare, is the case of African states or governments initiating local funding initiatives to combat insecurity. Taxes and levies are a few of the many ways that this can be achieved whether directly or indirectly. Examples…
Malaria, Lyme disease, cholera and West Nile Virus are ecological diseases influenced by Environmental factors such as Water, sanitation, food and air further aiding transmission. But then, there are other conditions that are not triggered by the environment but are…
In this edition of Our Woman of the Day, we spotlight one of Ghana’s most influential figures in education and cultural preservation, Professor Esi Sutherland-Addy. A trailblazing academician, writer, and human rights activist, she has dedicated her life to shaping…
As the conversation around workplace equity continues to evolve, the need for employers to address the specific needs of women has never been more critical. From flexible working hours to support for maternity and childcare, creating an environment that accommodates…
While abuse is usually associated with female victims, the reality is that men can also experience abuse, yet it remains a taboo subject. Why is it so difficult for society to acknowledge and discuss the abuse of men? In today’s…
UTIs typically occur when bacteria enter the urinary tract through the urethra and begin to spread in the bladder. The urinary system is designed to keep out bacteria. But the defenses sometimes fail. When that happens, bacteria may take hold…
The African culture is a diverse one. It depicts our tribes, ethnical backgrounds, and origins. It is reflected in our traditions, customs, beliefs, languages, art, and mode of dressing. But despite these differences, there is no denying that a shared…
Our conversation this week focuses on 2 developments. First, the draft constitution of the Gambia and a discussion on the outbreak of the mpox disease.
This episode pays tribute to former CAF President Issa Hayatou, his contribution to football development in Africa+The episode also takes at the development of a Nigerian striker in the Belgian league+African players in the English Premier League+the Europa Super Cup…
According to the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, UNICEF, there are 650 million girls and women alive today who were married before age 18,3 and despite recent declines in child marriage – from 25% to 19% between 2008 and…
Over the past few years, a significant and growing share of missions and operations have been devoted to training and capacity-building in fragile countries and regions in Africa, from the Horn to the Great Lakes and from the Sahel to…
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