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Envisioning the year 2050: With the rapid rate at which technology is progressing, we’ve little idea of what the world will be like [...]

« Cinéma et langues africaines ». C’est sous ce thème que se tiendra la deuxième édition du festival des identités culturelles (FESTIC) prévue du [...]

Source: Mauritius: How the French influenced this beautiful African island [...]

Monday, December 9, 2019 As December marks Reconciliation Month in South Africa, Arts and Culture Minister Nathi Mthethwa has called on all South [...]

In November 1949, DDT Jabavu, the South African politician and professor of African languages at Fort Hare University, set out on a four-month [...]

Rote-learning remains the dominant teaching method in many African countries. To become innovation-focused, young Africans need to acquire critical thinking skills early on. [...]

If we allow a ‘reasonable’ dialogue to unfold by following the transparent and fair rules of the dialogical structure, such a rational dialogue [...]

Different stakeholders in the education sector have welcomed the move by the Ministry of Education to rescind a recent policy directive that instruction [...]

Source: Cameroun : nouvelle grève des avocats anglophones à Bamenda – Journal du Cameroun [...]

Organisée par la revue chinoise La Chine au Présent, la 35e édition du Séminaire de Traduction chinois-français s’est tenue le 2 décembre à Beijing. Plus [...]