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Education

How to Make Teaching more Effective?

Barwaqo Ahmed June 2, 2020 How to Make Teaching more Effective?2020-06-02T18:40:31+02:00 Education
PUSEY. S, 2019 Education is an enlightening experience. It brings an integrating permanent change in one's thinking and capacity to do things. According to Bell Hooks, “education was about the…
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Healthcare

A Quick Coma Comes Around and the Consequences are Quite Tricky to Cope with, in Somalia.

Adam A. Haibah June 2, 2020 A Quick Coma Comes Around and the Consequences are Quite Tricky to Cope with, in Somalia.2020-06-02T18:16:34+02:00 Healthcare
Somali frontline hero, a nurse at Martini Hospital   It was an early evening in late 2019 when the Chinese authorities announced that a respiratory pandemic killed several people in…
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Job Creation

What do You think is the World’s Most Burning Problem?

Billan Mohamud Ahmed June 2, 2020 What do You think is the World’s Most Burning Problem?2020-06-02T13:36:18+02:00 Job Creation
Horn Diplomat   It has never been easy for anyone who is employed today to find a job, unemployment is one of the most intense problems in all over the…
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Women

The unknown factors behind the gender gap in the workspace

Billan Mohamud Ahmed March 5, 2020 The unknown factors behind the gender gap in the workspace2020-04-17T05:54:01+02:00 Women's Empowerment
Gender equality. Source: Forbes Understanding the culture and context of Somali women’s education has a long history based on cultural, religious, economical and societal beliefs. Somali culture allocates women and…
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Education

Effective Teaching Strategy: The way forward for achieving quality education in Somaliland

Barwaqo Ahmed March 5, 2020 Effective Teaching Strategy: The way forward for achieving quality education in Somaliland2020-04-15T12:07:10+02:00 Education
Abdulaziz Bashir/USAID What goes to your mind when you first heard the phrase lack of quality education? Poor resources, unsafe learning environments, lack of fundings, lack of learning materials, conflicts,…
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