In 2023, Africa’s malaria death rate was estimated at 52 per 100,000 people – more than twice the target set by the global strategy to end malaria by 2030. A WHO report released in December showed 263 million cases in 2023, 11 million more than in 2022. The Overlooked Connection Malaria kills over 600,000 people every year, with […]
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INTRODUCTION In today’s digital era, the omnipresence of internet-enabled devices has led to unprecedented access to online content, including pornography. This widespread availability has profound implications for youth, particularly concerning their understanding of consent and sexual behavior. Delving deeper into this issue reveals nuanced insights that are essential for stakeholders aiming to foster healthy development
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In today’s digital age, our online presence is an essential part of daily life. From social media to online banking, we share personal information online more than ever. However, this increased activity exposes us to risks such as cybercrime, online harassment, and identity theft. The United Nations (UNSDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure) highlights the
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In today’s rapidly evolving world, technology is revolutionizing every aspect of our lives, including how we access information about sexual health. For Amaan Africa NGO, committed to empowering communities across the continent, the intersection of technology and sexual health education presents both a challenge and a groundbreaking opportunity. Did you know that only 37% of
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Gender-based violence (GBV) is a pervasive issue experienced by millions of people worldwide, affecting individuals across age, race, economic status, and social background. GBV is rooted in gender inequality and manifests through physical, sexual, emotional, and economic abuse. Although both men and women can experience GBV, it disproportionately affects women and girls. Despite increased awareness,
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Citisformation-POWERBACHE Education is a Vocational Training Institute approved by the Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training since 2006. CITIS means Cameroon Institute of Technology and Industrial Studies and for 18 years now, POWERBACHE EDUCATION has been providing top-notch education and hands-on training to help students achieve their dreams and become gainfully employed or self-employed (
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In today’s interconnected world, Social Media Day stands as a significant celebration of the digital platforms that have revolutionized the way we communicate, advocate, and engage with communities worldwide. Initiated by Mashable in 2010, this global event recognizes the profound impact social media has on our lives. There are 4.8 billion social media users worldwide,
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For the past 2 weeks participants of Amaan Africa VOVO4SDG Holiday Hackathon have benefited from practical training on how to use canva for content creation. Week 3 is the hackathon proper and they have been grouped to brainstorm and create content for their projects, build a free website on canva to present these projects. The
Ingressive for good is a nonprofit organisation providing micro-scholarships, technical skills development and talent placement for African youths. Thanks to Ingressive for good, thousands of youths have been introduced to software development and design which has given them the right skills to find jobs or be self-employed. Ingressive for Good is currently sponsoring the training
In Cameroon about 55% of women have suffered physical violence since the age of 15. The situation is worse now because of the Anglophone crisis since 2016 and the COVID19 pandemic which has left a lot of women vulnerable to rape and all other forms of violence. Gender Based Violence targets men, women, young boys
BRAVO TO CAMEROON YOUNG WOMEN LEADERS (CYWL) FOR A SUCCESSFUL #16DAYSOFACTIVICISM2020 Read More »
