From Homefront to Global Frontlines: African Mothers in the Digital Workforce
Hannah Anthony Image: An African woman, holding her baby at home. Blessing Kalu, a Nigerian woman with a 2.1 in…
Hannah Anthony Image: An African woman, holding her baby at home. Blessing Kalu, a Nigerian woman with a 2.1 in…
Michael Dibie Cassava is one of the most important crops in Nigeria, playing a dominant role in the rural economy…
Yahuza Bawage It was a cold morning in Jos, the Plateau state capital in Central Nigeria. Abdulmalik Magwe Bello, along…
-Yahuza Bawage Usman Isah Abdullahi, a native of Bunkure in the Nigerian state of Kano, had to leave school after…
Regina Rumbidzai Pasipanodya With the upsurge in drug and substance abuse in Zimbabwe, a common cancer that has severely affected…
Regina Rumbidzai Pasipanodya. As young as they are, the three grade seven pupils harnessed technology that seeks to address health…
Ayo Oladiran With its innovative and creative way of making the struggle of students with sickle cell disease within the…
Fawaz Adebisi In African societies, persons with disability are always stigmatized, discriminated against, segregated and abandoned, leaving them with helpless…
Wangari Njoroge Art as a career is slowly seeing the light of day as many creatives are being given the…
Jibrin Kolo Adamu Climate change has made Fulani herders in Borno state find new ways to feed their cattle. They’ve…