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The Democratic Republic of Wars & Conflict – CONGO

Elyse Byiringiro April 13, 2021 The Democratic Republic of Wars & Conflict – CONGO2021-04-13T17:09:48+02:00 Governance 1 Comment

New times, 2020. Protests in DR Congo Many people say that numbers do not lie, and it makes sense mostly when you are thinking of votes, people who can access…

What it takes to reach Zero Cholera outbreaks in DR Congo

Kellyson Siamunjo and Daniel Ange Djonrewang Tabouli December 17, 2019 What it takes to reach Zero Cholera outbreaks in DR Congo2020-03-27T11:47:12+02:00 Healthcare No Comment

Cradle of humanity in which appeared the first traces of human life, Africa, in the romantic imagination, appears as the crossroads of all possibilities and arouses both wonder and fascination.…

Painting the New story of DRC from Education accessibility

Simon Mzazi and Modeste Ndangamira December 9, 2019 Painting the New story of DRC from Education accessibility2020-03-27T11:49:58+02:00 Education No Comment

(2011 Education for All Global Monitoring Report) -A young Congolese boy walks to school close to the refugee camp of Kahe in the town of Kitschoro, in the northeastern part…

Divine Munezero on All about Asking Effective Questions – Is Africa prepared or How can Africa prepare for the Digital Revolution?: “Thanks for dropping by, Gretta. It is true that digital innovations can push many people out of work on the…” May 10, 10:12
Sandrine Ingabire on How Covid-19 impacted Mental Health in Rwanda: “That’s true, mental health needs more attention than it’s given.” May 9, 11:52
Sandrine Ingabire on Why Nigeria’s HealthCare system could be the biggest trigger for Mental Health cases in the country: “As someone who is interested in providing quality care , I instantly got everything you were saying. It’s very interesting…” May 9, 11:49
Sandrine Ingabire on Did you know – Educational Games are Winning the Battle of Teaching and Learning Foreign Languages?: “Great article! It’s sad how some of the schools don’t acknowledge different learning abilities. People learn differently and it’s no…” May 9, 00:21
Sandrine Ingabire on The Overlooked return: Improving the Mental Wellbeing of Migrants in Rwanda.: “There’s a saying that you can not give what you don’t have. There’s a gap in provision of mental health…” May 9, 00:11