by Asher Munashe Mutandiro | Dec 3, 2024 | Articles
Zimbabwe’s higher education sector faces significant challenges that impede its progress towards inclusive and equitable access. The country’s tertiary enrollment rate of 8.5% to 9.72% stands in stark contrast to the global average, hindering the...
by Amina Muhammad Sani | Nov 15, 2024 | Articles
PhotoCredit: https://www.flickr.com. Growing up in Sokoto State, Nigeria, the distant rumble of thunderstorms used to be a rare occurrence. Our community, nestled in the arid zone, faced challenges of its own, but severe flooding wasn’t one of them. However, over the...
by Vanessa Terschluse | Nov 15, 2024 | Articles
Let me start by saying this: I did not wake up as a woman in America today, which means I did not wake up feeling terrified over losing the autonomy over my body. Reproductive health care is still a fundamental right that I have access to – for now – which...
by Syaza Norazharuddin | Nov 13, 2024 | Articles
Image Credit: The landing page of MISI:Solidariti official website. Political advocacy among Malaysian youth is more like fireworks instead of steady flames changing the course of our socio-political climate.The need for change translates to multiple nationwide...
by Sharmila Dhungana | Nov 4, 2024 | Articles
Photo Credit: Pixabay. “…You don’t expect people to die in a flood in Germany. You expect it maybe in poor countries, but you don’t expect it here.” A comment caught my attention as I was watching a news report online. A lady was...
by Sharmila Dhungana | Nov 4, 2024 | Articles
Photo Credit: Kabommpics.com. Climate change and health are often addressed in silos by governments, policymakers, academics, and practitioners, despite being deeply interconnected thematic areas. Climate change impacts such as rising temperatures, extreme weather...
