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Why Does FGM Still Exist?
FGM is when part of a girl’s or woman’s genitals is cut or changed. It is often performed on girls…
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Burkina Faso: High School Students Imagine the City of Tomorrow
The “Cities in Question” project was organised by the French Research Institute for Development (IRD), in partnership with the Burkinabe…
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Côte d’Ivoire: Students Ask to Keep Their Natural Hair at School
The petition was launched on July 6, 2026, and quickly spread on social media. The issue is linked to rules…
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Recycled Bricks Help Rebuild Schools Faster
These bricks, called Eco-Blocks, are made partly from plastic waste and pieces of wood. They are lighter than traditional building…
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Ethiopia: 805 million trees planted in just one day!
On that day, the country announced that 805.3 million tree seedlings had been planted in just one day! More than…
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Ghana: Young people want to have a say too
From August 3 to 5, 2026, Accra hosted the first session of the Pan-African Youth Parliament for Democracy. For several…
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Back to School! Are You Ready?
Today, around 273 million children and young people are out of school worldwide. In Africa, access to education remains a…
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History… Tell Me! Where Does the Name “Africa” Come From?
The word “Africa” is very old. But wait: historians do not all agree on its exact origin! What we do…
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History… Tell Me! Bandung 1955, When Africa Said No
From April 18 to 24, 1955, 29 countries met in Bandung, Indonesia. Several African countries were among them. At that…
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Heroes Who Changed Africa: Sékou Touré, the President Who Said “No”!
Ahmed Sékou Touré was a Guinean trade unionist and politician. In 1958, France offered African territories the chance to join…
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