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comsAfrolinguals Magazine is excited to announce the upcoming release of our inaugural issue and we are inviting Language Service Providers (LSPs), including translators, interpreters, linguists and language professionals, to contribute …
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Over the last few months we have been working with a number of partners to make STEM Open Educational Resources (OERs) accessible to teachers in four Ghanaian schools. The aim …
Read moreKabod develops a STEM Curriculum for teachers training colleges in Ghana
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comsIn Sub-Saharan Africa, Rwanda has emerged as a nation with remarkable determination to uplift its education system despite significant challenges. RwIn Sub-Saharan Africa, Rwanda has emerged as a nation with …
Read moreTransforming Education in Rwanda: Unleashing the Power of Data-Driven Learning Assessments
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Introduction In the heart of Africa, a beacon of hope shines brightly, illuminating the path towards a brighter future for its children – education. As the continent strives to harness …
Read moreGambia, Unlocking a Brighter Future for Africa through Data-Driven Education
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Christian ElonguéThe 2021 Africa Human Rights Day is celebrated amidst the global COVID19 pandemic. The experience of many people across the continent also shows that COVID19 has brought a huge human and peoples’ rights consequences. The pandemic has highlighted the pervasiveness of the socio-economic deprivations affecting the masses of our people. We have come to realize that under such conditions of deep structural weaknesses of our societies, the most widely used public health response measures could not be effectively implemented, without leaving the most vulnerable from the scope of these protection measures. How can someone with no access to drinking water comply with the public health call for handwashing? How can someone with no shelter comply with the public health requirement of staying at home?This year’s commemoration of Africa Human Rights Day organised by Human Rights Priority by the executive Director Miguele Houeto and her entire team (Achille Fatondji, Jaly Badiane etc.), is an important occasion to reflect on these and related issues. It presents us the opportunity to show not only why COVID19 is also essentially a human rights issue but also why human and peoples’ rights are the foundation for achieving the ideal of Agenda 2063 and the sustainable development goals of ‘leaving no one behind’
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Christian ElonguéI facilitated a session on “Integrating alternative financing models to strengthen 3rd Sector Resilience in a Post Pandemic West Africa”, during the 2021 DAAD Alumni Conference. Aside the traditional channel of funding, there are 12 proven models of mobilizing resources for any civil society organisations in Africa, no matter its size, staff or strength.
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Christian ElonguéFrom 11 to 13 January 2021, I facilitated 2 day-training on nonprofit communications and knowledge management during the organizational retreat of SMAid International at Sunyani, in the Bono Region of Ghana.
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ngnaoussiFabrice Eboue propose un rire réflexif sur les crises postcoloniales à travers les tendances de la postcolonie». Le Prof. Alain Cyr Pangop Kameni est arrivé à cette conclusion, à l’issue de la conférence organisée par le club bilingue de l’Université de Dschang, le 15 avril 2015 à la salle des conférences et des spectacles de l’institution. Le thème: «Le Crocrodile du Botwanga ou rire des crises postcoloniales». Outre ce spécialiste de la critique littéraire et cinématographique, le Dr Yves-Abel Feze, critique littéraire lui aussi, a siégé dans le panel. David Wateu, étudiant de Master I en Études italiennes, a modéré les échanges.
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ngnaoussiL’on aura beau ériger des frontières, construire des murs et des enclos, diviser, classifier, hiérarchiser, chercher à retrancher de l’humanité ceux et celles que l’on aura rabaissés, que l’on méprise ou encore qui ne nous ressemblent pas, ou avec lesquels nous pensons que nous ne nous entendrons jamais. Il n’y a qu’un seul monde et nous en sommes tous des ayants droit
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ngnaoussiLa guerre froide est incontestablement la cause lointaine mais fondamentale du déferlement du système démocratique sur le continent noir. La destruction du mur de Berlin le 9 novembre 1989 marque la fin de cette guerre initiée depuis 1947 entre les Etats Unis et l’URSS et annonce un tournant décisif dans l’histoire du monde. Elle a été le signe prémonitoire de la dislocation du bloc communiste et du déferlement de la démocratisation dans le monde et surtout en Afrique. En effet, depuis leur accession à l’indépendance, jusqu’à la chute du mur de Berlin, les États africains, n’ont connu que des systèmes dictatoriaux, totalitaires et tyranniques. Le contexte mondial marqué par la guerre froide le justifiait. Mais dès la fin de cette guerre dont la destruction du mur de Berlin en était le signe avant-coureur, le vent de l’Est initié par Gorbatchev[2], va souffler sur le continent africain et ravagera certains régimes dictatoriaux pour laisser la place à la démocratie considérée comme un des prémices de la gouvernance.
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