Janet Abena Quainoo is an award-winning Journalist and Development Communicator who reports on social interest stories that touch on health, humanitarian crisis and stories that require social interventions. She delivers with precision and accuracy.
For years, Algerian women have challenged the idea that driving transportation is the exclusive domain of men. Algerian law sets the age of 25 to pursue the profession of driving.
Imagine living in a world where you are completely unaware of your surroundings. It’s like being stranded on an island without a ship to save you. You get irritated, bored,.
Ghana’s association with gold dates back well beyond Ellis and Biney. Ghana is the land of the fabled Ashanti kings, whose incredible gold jewellery attracted the notice of Portuguese explorers.
These days, Africa’s favourite idols harness the “currency of celebrity” to impact social change on many levels. They are the greatest influencers on African pop culture and their ideas, skills,.
Egypt has produced several men of incredible wealth over the years. They are from well-known families, some of whose wealth stretches back several generations. Their names are powerful, and their.
In Mauritania, a country dominated by the Saharan Desert and defined by tradition – players from across society are coming together to encourage innovation and set a new path for.
A West African country on the coast, Liberia was once infamous for civil war, so-called “blood diamonds” and public health crises like the recent Ebola humanitarian crisis. But, soon, Liberia.
For too long, Sub-Saharan Africa has been treated as a single entity that is mired in failure. Yet we fail to ask ourselves, what changes have occurred among nations since.
How is it that we are still dealing with gender inequality, bias, and stereotype issues when women comprise half of the world’s population? Yes, gains have been made but they.
Dating back to antiquity, sports in the form of physical activity has been linked to recreation, security, survival, and other cultural practices in Africa. However, recognition of sports and whether.
