In Botswana, National Service is being developed, a government plan to provide industrial and commercial training for the country’s unemployed youth. One of the thousands of beneficiaries was Malebogo Bakwena.
Before joining the programme, Bakwena wanted to study biology or Continue reading →
It’s not difficult, in fact it’s quite affordable, to find references to Malika Louback on the Internet. In an overwhelming percentage of cases, searches lead to content in which the appears wearing, carrying or carrying products from some of the Continue reading →
We could define her as consistent and determined because Kenyan Eriss Khajira has turned her profession into a way of being aware of what is happening and trying to bring about real social change.
Faith, courage and responsibility. These are the principles on which the “Queen of Plastic Waste” or Amazon is basing her fight against plastic pollution in Côte d’Ivoire.
A quick look at her social networks – full of photos contrasting the Continue reading →
Creativity, closeness and reactivation. This is the recipe used by the Diwouta Architecture office since 1989. As Danièle Diwouta-Kotto explains in the presentation of her study’s website, “Most of our work is carried out in Cameroon and other countries in Continue reading →
I loved humankind from the day that I was born in poverty Of injustice of a stable and a slum, with the abandoned and the poor I lived and walked and told them we were one.
Our Father in heaven, holy is your name. We thank you for the gift of life, which is renewed every moment with your beauty. Your mercy, God, confirms your love.
In your hands are our destiny and our life. All-powerful Continue reading →
We have an ambiguous relationship to silence. There are times when we fear it and try to avoid it and there are other times when we are tired and over-stimulated and positively long for it. Generally, though, we have too Continue reading →
