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…
Regina Rumbidzai Pasipanodya With the upsurge in drug and substance abuse in Zimbabwe, a common cancer that has severely affected…
Treezer Michelle Atieno In today’s world, computer programs are everywhere, shaping our likes, interactions, communications, and even our dreams. They…
Emma Zihonye In a groundbreaking effort to bridge the digital divide and provide equal opportunities for youth in lower income…
Richard Sultan Awi Michael stood at the edge of his cassava and groundnut farms, pondering on his next move. A…
Tobi Sanusi Health care personnel in Nigeria may be reducing due to the mass exodus of doctors to other countries,…
Precious Akintulubo Chinelo Collins, a Junior Secondary School 3 student at Aquinas College, Akure had never been exposed to in-depth…
Emma Zihonye For Kupakwashe Kabanya Dane Chapanga ,both 12 years old, the alarming rate of deforestation occurring in Zimbabwe due…
Helena Olori Earlier this year on March 8, the United Nations, celebrated the International Women’s Day 2024 with the theme…
Tracy Anne Bonareri This article explores how Piga Firimbi, a fact-checking initiative in Kenya, is revolutionizing the media landscape by…