Our initiative aims to establish a library for underprivileged children at EPP Adétikopé Primary School, located in the Adétikopé Commune of Togo, with the goal of enhancing educational access. This project commenced in March of the previous year. We have gathered a diverse array of books from various regions of Switzerland, particularly from the French-speaking […]
Interview on the EPP Adétikopé Library Initiative Read More »
Lema Plan International is dedicated to promoting the integration of migrants in Switzerland. We recognize that there is already a wealth of information provided by the state and other institutions in the canton of Neuchatel, such as the Career Guidance Center – OCOSP. This has already positively contributed to improving the integration of migrants. Our
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Kindly provide us with an introduction about yourself. I am Eberechukwu Akadonye, a Nigerian electrical and electronics engineer. My professional journey has primarily involved collaboration with real estate developers, where I have developed a strong passion for making a positive impact on people’s lives. This commitment to service was further solidified when I began volunteering
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My primary area of study was an African strategy game known as “Oware/Warri” in English and “Awale or Awélé” in my mother tongue of French
Prof Jean Retschitziki and the Awélé board game. Read More »
Every year on May 25, Africa Day commemorates the founding of the Africa Union’s forerunner, the Organization of African Unity (OAU), on that date in 1963. On July 9, 2002, the OAU was transformed and renamed the African Union. The African Union will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2022. The theme of the 2022 Africa
Africa Day 2022: The 20-year celebration of the African Union Read More »
Children are the most vulnerable people in the world, they are the most vulnerable members of society, as their vulnerability makes them targets for the most evil people. This is especially true for children who are born into the poorest communities and have no idea of their rights to the necessities of life. These children
Named International Year for the Elimination of Child Labour, 2021 was meant to boost efforts to stamp out the practice. But despite some success stories, global progress was patchy For Ivorian police commissioner Luc Zaka, 2021 was an especially good year. He and his team rescued more than 1,750 children from harsh work on the
Africa: In the Year to End Child Labour, Covid Wreaks Havoc Read More »
Rural communities remain isolated from the outside world because they have limited means of electronic information dissemination.If such access were provided, it could somewhat improve their connection to the ever-changing world. There are reasons why this Internet access is uncommon in rural areas. These include the lack of adequate infrastructure to house and power, another
Effects of the lack of Internet access Read More »
The Ondo State Governor, Mr. Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, has been receiving knocks over the recent increase of the tuition fee of the state-owned University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital, Ondo, which required non-indigenes and indigenes studying dentistry in the institution in the preclinical years to pay N2.245 million and N1.320 respectively. In a new schedule released
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