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Volume will be edited By Bernard B Fyanka Rantimi Jays-Adeoye Ahmed P Yerima Volume will be Published By Redeemer's University Press and Seventh Element Publishing Afrobeat and Afrobeats music genres has risen to the global stage as the new 'pop'. The historical materialism of this process is currently being debated in Africa and the West. Though a...
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Glad to have been selected for the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Culture's Series "Artefact of the Month", edited by Thies Staack and Leah Mascia. On the Artefact of the Month Series in the editors' words: "Every written artefact has a unique and fascinating story to tell, be it about the materials and tools used to produce it, its contents,...
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Africa, a continent rich in biodiversity and natural resources, is at the crossroads of unparalleled environmental challenges and opportunities. The rapid population growth, urbanization, and climate change have placed immense pressure on the region's ecosystems, threatening the very foundations of its sustainable development. Environmental issues...
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Urban challenges in Africa, marked by rapid growth, urban sprawl, poverty, and fragile institutions, highlight the intricacies of the continent's urbanization. Beira, historically linked to the ‘Companhia de Moçambique’ from the nineteenth century, exemplifies these challenges. Its significance is emphasized by the activities of port and rail conne...
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We are pleased to announce the Call for Papers for ATLAS Conference 2025, with the theme 'Investing in Africa’s Prosperity.' This year’s conference will be held on the 27th and 28th of August in Zimbabwe. The event will bring together policymakers, investors, business leaders, innovators, and academics to explore key issues related to Africa’s deve...
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This paper analyses the English language proficiency requirement in Finnish universities on the basis of efficacy and neocolonialism. The paper further explores the level of understanding of the admission staff in Finland, on the significance of English language in the admission process in Finland. The paper illuminates hidden fallacies through for...
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The rapid development of digital economy brings new challenges to the international tax system, and digital service tax comes into being. This paper takes the characteristics of digital service tax as the entry point, combs through the specific principles and rules of international taxation, and makes a differentiated comparison of the digital serv...
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The essay examines resilience in the face of rapid urbanization and heightened vulnerability to climate change and other shocks such as pandemics, disasters, conflict and socioeconomic uncertainties in African cities. It emphasizes the significance of resilience in mitigating shocks and stresses, facilitating recovery, and advancing economic and so...
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The study explored the relationship between African philosophers and their contribution, focusing on Nigeria political philosopher Nnamdi Azikiwe and his contribution in neo-welfarism. He made a comparison between capitalism, welfarism, neo-welfarism, and he sought to ascertain the most relevant democratic models suitable for Nigeria politics. He p...
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The research aims to discuss and analyze the major motives and the strategic approaches of China's BRI and US Indo-Pacific strategy in their geo-politics of contestation to shape the global world order and regional dynamics. The BRI's central focus is on investment projects, economic cooperation, integration and connectivity among major continents...
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Em julho de 1907 partia do Cais das colunas, em Lisboa, o navio África. A bordo, devidamente acompanhado por uma comitiva da qual se destacava o Ministro da Marinha e Ultramar Aires de Ornelas, seguia o Príncipe Real D. Luís Filipe. Se, no final, a viagem foi considerada tanto um êxito diplomático e político, como de promoção da monarquia e do impé...
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The cerapodan dinosaurs were an ornithischian clade that achieved a global distribution in the Cretaceous Period. The ichnological record suggests that these dinosaurs had evolved by the Middle Jurassic, but only a single cerapodan body fossil, an isolated femur from the Callovian of the UK, is known from this interval. In order to elucidate the ea...
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The past two decades have seen many governments, especially in the developing world acknowledging the importance of financial inclusion. It may be argued though, that the African continent has lagged behind. Nevertheless, the continent has begun to catch up, with studies indicating that over 75% of Africans hold a mobile phone with an internet conn...
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Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa with the highest gross domestic product (GDP) as of 2022. However, Nigeria is burdened by significant health challenges including an extremely high maternal mortality ratio, inadequate human resources, poor healthcare infrastructure, and population-level poverty rates as high as 40%. Nigeria also has t...
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The study examines how students' responses to history examination items reflect the subject's stated skills and other competencies. This was facilitated by the use of Subject Content, Pedagogy, and Knowledge (SCPK) framework. The scripts were systematic and randomly sampled from fifty four schools which were also randomly sampled. These schools sat...
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The length-weight relationship (LWR) of flatfishes from various coasts worldwide was reviewed. Descriptive statistics, condition factors, and fisheries data were analyzed and compared across regions. Additionally, their growth patterns were discussed in relation to Geographical variations. Published research suggests diverse range of flatfishes ove...
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Facial soft tissue thickness (FSTT) was measured from computer tomography scans of 55 Nigeria adult males. Forensic facial reconstruction (FFR) with own population FSTT values can be vital in recognition of skeletal remains and has been used as an adjunct in forensic science.There are no published FSTT values for this population. Measurements were...
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Satellite precipitation (rainfall) products have become increasingly valuable in the delivery of climate services in recent years, particularly in Africa, where the network of synoptic stations has been gradually declining. The Satellites-based Rainfall Estimates (SREs) are estimates and measurements; thus, accuracy is of major concern. This study...
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Most African countries have committed to the structural transformation process in order to boost their economic development. This commitment to the structural transformation by African countries can influence positively or negatively the women’s labor market participation. The goal of this paper is to identify the effect of structural transformatio...
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The epidemic-type aftershock sequence (ETAS) model is commonly used for seismic risk assessment and earthquake forecasting. It incorporates physically interpretable parameters that control the behavior of offsprings. Variability in these parameters suggests that earthquakes are driven by distinct mechanisms. Since these parameters vary with local g...
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Background Schistosomiasis is a chronic parasitic disease primarily endemic to tropical and subtropical regions, posing significant challenges to public health and economic development. Despite progress in global control efforts, the disease continues to be a major public health concern in high-burden countries such as China, Brazil, and Nigeria. T...
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Background While some African health professions institutions have advanced in integrating Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice (IPECP) into their curricula, many still struggle with traditional, siloed training. To address this gap, the African Forum for Research and Education in Health (AFREhealth), partnering with FAIMER, a div...
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Bambara groundnut is an indigenous drought tolerant legume cultivated in Africa. In Kenya, the crop is grown by women and the diversity of the accessions grown is unknown. Lack of information on the crop’s diversity and population structure make genetic improvement of the crop difficult. The objectives of this study were to: (i) determine the genet...
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In this study, vertical flow treatment wetlands performances on landfill leachate operated under equatorial climate have been assayed during 2 years. Two pilots planted with Echinochoa Pyramidalys Lam have been operated. Effluent electrical conductivities (EC) measured at each of the four different seasons with the values of 2.5±0.5; 6±1; 7±2 and 9...
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Land Cover (LC) mapping using satellite imagery is critical for environmental monitoring and management. Deep Learning (DL), particularly Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) and Vision Transformers (ViTs), have revolutionized this field by enhancing the accuracy of classification tasks. In this work, a novel approach combining a transformer-based...
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Historically, tree planting was primarily implemented to achieve economic functions; more recently, environmental and social goals have also been emphasised. This is due to the realisation that schemes operate in a socioecological system; hence, understanding and fulfilling local social (community) interests are imperative. We conducted 13 focus gr...
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Background Mid-Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) or Weight-for-Length Z-Score (WHZ) are used to screen for acute malnutrition in children. The relative merits of MUAC and WHZ, as well as whether they ought to be used separately, are still up for debate. Considering the significant impact of acute malnutrition on a large number of children in Africa, a...
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In Africa, doctoral studies may not have contributed meaningfully to the knowledge economy, even with the increasing number of doctorates produced annually. In this study, we explored the lived experiences of eight Nigerian doctoral graduates during the period of their doctoral pursuit within an interpretivist paradigm. Through individual in-depth...
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This article reviews the process through which China has engaged with the international community through foreign aid construction projects during three periods: the Mao era, the “open door” era, and the 21st century. The foreign aid construction projects undertaken by China in Asia, Africa, and other areas in each period are described herein. The...
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Background and aims – As currently circumscribed, Diospyros ferrea represents one of the most geographically widespread species in the genus and had previously been described as an ochlospecies because of its particularly challenging morphological complexity. Recent studies have shown that it likely contains multiple species that differ from popula...
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El artículo se interesa por un cómico marfileño que, desde su revelación en 2021, no ha dejado de llamar la atención por el tono deliberadamente hispano de su escenificación. Hablamos del personaje humorístico del Charmingo encarnado por el joven Ismael Moustapha Diaby. El seudónimo del artista, su vestimenta y su gestualidad parodian el tipo hispa...
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This is the protocol for a Campbell scoping review. The objectives are as follows: (i) To define and characterize the food environment of pastoralists in Africa; (ii) To identify the domains of the food environment that have been studied in pastoralist settings in Africa; (iii) To assess the relationship between the food environment and food choice...
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Morphology and types of the seed testa sculpture in the East African taxa of the genus Hypoxis were investigated. Studies have revealed that there are 9 types of the seed testa sculpture in the East Tropical Africa. Distribution of types of seed testa sculpture is unequal among the taxa studied. Some are wide spread and some confined to a single sp...
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Plastic pollution remains a pressing environmental challenge, posing significant threats to marine ecosystems, biodiversity, and human health. This study assesses the effectiveness of waste management policies in reducing plastic pollution, focusing on a comparative case study of the European Union (EU) and Africa. The research examines key policy...
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Aim To describe the prevalence and characteristics of hearing loss in a self-referred adult cohort in low-income South African communities and to evaluate the effectiveness of a cerumen management protocol within a community-based service setting. Background Hearing loss affects 1.5 billion people globally, with a disproportionate impact on indivi...
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This study examines the significant evolution of the Wagner Group's role and relationship with the Russian state following the audacious mutiny led by Yevgeny Prigozhin in 2023. The research delineates the contentious period where Prigozhin escalated his critiques against Russian military leadership through various public platforms, culminating in...
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Natural emissions (vegetation, soil, and lightning) are the dominant sources of non-methane biogenic volatile organic compounds (BVOCs) and nitrogen oxides (NOx≡ NO + NO2) released into the atmosphere over Africa. BVOCs and NOx interact with each other and strongly impact their own chemical lifetimes and degradation pathways, in particular through...
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Orderly planning and development of cities, towns or neighborhood are achieved through stipulation of adequate standards. However, in most Africa, developments are neither orderly nor sustainable due to locations of uncomplimentary structures side-by-side. This paper therefore, examined Terrain factors exploited by petroleum entrepreneurs for locat...
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Bats carry zoonotic viruses which can be harmful to humans. Zoonotic diseases have caused huge economic losses in the production and trade of animal products and recurring diseases outbreaks and global pandemics. Studies have shown that Rabies and rabies related viruses (Lyssavirus genera, family Rhabdoviridae) are spread to humans by bats. The aim...
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En primer lugar, justificamos en qué objetivos de desarrollo sostenible (ODS) tiene impacto este artículo. En el objetivo 1, "Fin de la pobreza", para erradicar la pobreza extrema entendida como el hecho de sobrevivir con menos de 2 euros por persona al día. Si persisten los patrones actuales, se estima que el 7% de la población mundial (aproximada...
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This study explores the concept of digital postcolonialism, analyzing how digital economies perpetuate colonial dynamics and deepen global inequalities. Digital colonialism, much like historical colonialism, exerts control over developing regions through monopolistic ownership of digital infrastructure, data, and platforms by tech giants primarily...
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30 31 The paleoenvironmental changes recorded at the Khnifiss Lagoon, on the Saharan Atlantic coast, 32 southern Morocco, during the last 3.5 kyrs BP puts another piece to the puzzle on the intricate 33 relationship between North Atlantic climate patterns and climate variations in Northwest Africa. This 34 study shed light on the hydroclimatic dyna...
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The motion of the Adriatic microplate is thought to be highly sensitive to the surrounding subduction zones and the convergence of Africa and Eurasia. However, our understanding of the mantle dynamics in the Mediterranean region and its effect on plate motion remains incomplete. Here, we present a large set of 3D thermomechanical models of the enti...
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Critically investigating the role of problem statements in academic inquiry, this paper investigates the complex equilibrium between originality and contribution in African music theory and composition. In culturally rich environments like Africa, the significance of comprehensive analysis and the preservation of established knowledge can be underm...
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The integration of digital technologies into economic activities, known as digital economics, is revolutionizing industries worldwide, including real estate. This transformation is driven by the adoption of online platforms, blockchain technology, and smart solutions, which are enhancing productivity, transparency, and accessibility in the property...
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Artículo de opinión publicado en EL MANIFIESTO que analiza la diversidad lingüística de Papúa Nueva Guinea, donde se hablan más de 800 lenguas, aunque solo tres son oficiales: hiri motu, inglés y tok pisin. Este último es un pidgin que se ha convertido en lengua vehicular y materna para muchos habitantes. Los pidgins surgen para facilitar la comuni...
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The case study highlights the complexities of doing business on the African continent and the strategic challenges and opportunities that they present for international businesses.
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The crab spider Geraesta congoensis (Lessert, 1943) is endemic to Africa and was described as Stephanopis congoensis from the Democratic Republic of Congo. It was first recorded in South Africa in 2010, and it is known from the Eastern Cape, KwaZu-lu-Natal, Limpopo, and Mpumalanga, South Africa. The general morphology of the species is described ba...
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El libro Digital Platforms and The Global South. Reconfiguring power relations in the cultural industries, editado por Philippe Bouquillion, Christine Ithurbide y Tristan Mattelart, analiza cómo las plataformas digitales reconfiguran las relaciones de poder en las industrias culturales del Sur Global. Con 13 capítulos, el texto destaca la importanc...
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The increasing fragmentation of the global economy and politics, coupled with the profound and unpredictable diversity of our society, renders the idea of courteous and open-minded discourse seemingly unattainable. The centralised and uniform global economic governance orchestrated by pivotal entities like the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the...
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Cocos nucifera L. and Elaeis guineensis Jacq. are important cash crops that provide a source of livelihood for millions of farmers in Africa. The seedling stages of these crops are highly susceptible to diseases, of which fungi leaf spots and blight rank high, which negatively impacts the development. As part of efforts to minimize the development...
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This study investigates whether investment in the health sector matters for achieving sustainable growth via the Dumitrescu–Hurlin heterogeneous panel non-granger causality test and the dynamic panel threshold model for 28 sub-Saharan African countries (SSA). We report evidence of a bi-directional causality between health investment and productivit...
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Nothing makes the interpretation of Romans 13:1–7 more problematic than the active presence of repressive regimes around the world. The controversies that the interpretations of the text have raised over the centuries have not been whittled down, particularly in Africa. The text has more often than not been invoked to silence oppositions and critic...
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Locus: Revista de História, Juiz de Fora, v. 30, n. 2, 2024. Christine Douxami | Pensando la contribución al estudio del legado de África en el contexto del proyecto UNESCO La Ruta de las personas esclavizadas: resistencia, libertad y patrimonio (1994-2024): Conversación con Jesús Guanche. 273
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Every society is endowed with classical treasures that are capable of advancing societal growth and development. Notably, the adverse effects of western imperialism in Africa went beyond the tragic experiences of the captured slaves, their enslavement in foreign countries and their dispersal across the west after slavery was abolished. It also cons...
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In African society, it is believed that the universe is replete with invisible and mystical powers. These powers and forces, it is also believed, could be tapped, controlled and used by individuals who have the knowledge and the ability to do so, whether for their benefit or to harm others. Further, it is believed that some possess this knowledge a...
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This paper examines the current international taxation framework and its implications for African economies. The analysis highlights the economic consequences of the existing allocation of taxing rights, which often results in reduced revenue generation and exacerbated economic inequalities. The paper underscores the critical roles played by the Af...
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Introduction Medication error is one of the most common safety issues and the highest prevalence rate of preventable medication-related harm is seen in low-income and middle-income countries especially in Africa and South Asian countries. Studies done elsewhere show that medication errors related to transcription and drug chart documentation can be...
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The open-access monograph examines cross-border cooperation (CBC) in Central Asia within a broader global context. It conceptualizes the Central Asian CBC experience in comparison with cases from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, highlighting both similarities and region-specific dynamics. The book covers institutional frameworks, economic in...
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Contribución al estudio del legado de África en el contexto del proyecto UNESCO La Ruta de las personas esclavizadas: resistencia, libertad y patrimonio (1994-2024): Conversación con Jesús Guanche.
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The 2019/2021 Afrobarometer survey data show that only two percent of Afri- cans view Mandarin as a desirable international language for young people to learn. This indicates that Beijing’s attempts to enhance its cultural soft power in Africa through language promotion have had limited success. This project aims to further explore this finding by...
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Klebsiella pneumoniae (KPn) colonizes multiple anatomical sites and is a leading cause of invasive disease and death in African children; however, there is no comparative genomic analysis between colonizing and invasive strains. This study investigated the genomic relatedness of KPn colonizing and invasive isolates in South African infants; and eva...
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In an ideal liberal or representative democracy, the participation of every person in the democratic process is essential. Although prior research has examined political inclusion and exclusion from many perspectives within democracies, few studies have focused on the political involvement and representation of people living with disabilities (PLWD...
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The parent aim of this study is to determine whether robotaxis and driverless vehicles would be entirely used in Africa, it’s general impact on users and the challenges associated with the usage, and Act on the Promotion and Support of Autonomous Vehicle Commercialization of Autonomous Vehicles in Africa, particularly Ghana, and the role of market...
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The ability to meet the high energetic costs of long-distance migration can be a key factor in the survival of individual birds. The use of stopovers, where individuals pause to rest and feed, is a common strategy in many migratory bird species. In this study, we explore migration timing of 28 satellite-tracked (17 GPS and 11 Argos) adult migratory...
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While issues surrounding representation constitute a pressing concern that also impacts literature education, there are few studies that map out whether and how teachers concretely employ repre-sentational criticism in their teaching of literature. This article, therefore, addresses the question of what role representational criticism plays in lite...
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Cliffed (and rocky) coasts are geomorphic features occurring in about 80% of the coastline of the world and are strongly influenced by a broad range of both natural and anthropogenic processes that may cause serious erosion problems. Since the sea wave motion is a fundamental driver of cliff erosion, the cliffs become sensitive to increasing of glo...
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Lingulabotys gen. nov. is erected to group two described species: Pilocrocis nubilinea Bethune-Baker, 1909 and Nacoleia haesitans Meyrick, 1934; both described from the African mainland. Illustrations of the adults and their genitalia are given with remarks on the systematic placement of the genus.
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This article provides an overview of the development and use of Botswana Television (BTV). It seeks to identify the political economy factors that influence the channel’s operations. Through documentary analysis and in-depth interviews with selected key informants, our findings suggest that BTV is a state-owned channel fully funded by the Botswana...
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UNESCO-designated heritage sites in Africa face increasing threats from human- and nature-induced disasters, yet their preparedness and management capacities remain understudied. The synopsis of my doctoral thesis, which examined the exposure of these sites to disaster risk hotspots and evaluates the competencies of site managers in addressing thes...
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Theological institutions can be powerful catalysts in promoting gender equity, diversity and inclusion, not only in the context of theological education (TE) but also for the denominations and churches associated with them. By valuing and showcasing women's voices and ideas, by practising and modelling norms of gender equity, institutions pave the...
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The underdevelopment witnessed in some Third World nations has kept scholars, development practitioners and policy makers on their toes in search of solutions. This led to the adoption of developmental state model in certain countries which has arguably worked successfully. Premised on this, this paper interrogates the East Asian (Japan, South Kore...
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For a century, the Ethiopian city Jigjiga was known as a dusty hub of cross-border smuggling and a hotbed of rebellion on Ethiopia's eastern frontier. After 2010, it transformed into a post-conflict boomtown, becoming one of Africa's fastest-growing cities and attracting Somali return-migrants from across the globe. This study examines Jigjiga's as...
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The electrification of road transport, as the predominant mode of transportation in Africa, represents a great opportunity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and dependence on costly fuel imports. However, it introduces major challenges for local energy infrastructures, including the deployment of charging stations and the impact on often fragile e...
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Para colocar em prática uma cooperação internacional mais eficaz e com impacto bem-sucedido na redução da pobreza, no aumento da educação e na minimização das desigualdades, é necessário saber o que está interferindo na sua eficácia. Porque a Cooperação Internacional é uma ferramenta fundamental para a melhoria das sociedades e para a concretização...
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The paper examines the impact of civil wars in Africa from a gender perspective.
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Sažetak: Italija kao euro-mediteransko energetsko središte za prirodni plin želi učvrstiti svoj regionalnu geoekonomsku moć prema Africi, ali i u regionalnom mediteranskom natjecanju biti svakako bolja od Grčke, Španjolske i Turske. Italija, može izvršiti izravni utjecaj posebno u dva područja i to: "izduženi" Mediteran (sredozemni bazen i afrički...
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Rainfall variability in North-West Africa, in particular Morocco, has profound socioeconomic impacts, with climate projections indicating a continued decrease in precipitation. However, interpreting rainfall projections is challenging due to substantial biases in current climate models, partly resulting from their low resolutions compared to precip...
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The lack of global floorspace data presents challenges in achieving building carbon neutrality. We analyze 2,140 peer-reviewed papers on global building floorspace, focusing on energy and emissions. The top five countries publishing the most include China, the UK, the US, Italy, and Spain. The key research topics include energy modeling, emissions...
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En la actualidad, choques climáticos han afectado a la producción de cacao, provocando gran volatilidad de su precio. Adicionalmente, existe preocupación que la producción de cacao no acompañe la demanda creciente mundial de chocolate. Así para entender cómo los choques climáticos han afectado la producción de cacao, se realizó una revisión bibliom...
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Purpose Limited data exist on managing hereditary breast cancer in low‐ middle‐income countries (LMICs). We assessed proband and cascade genetic testing, and risk‐reducing measures in a South African regional breast cancer service. Methods We analysed records from 534 consecutive female probands receiving genetic counselling for breast cancer and...
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Plastic waste poses a significant challenge in Africa and around the world, with its volume continuing to increase at an alarming rate. In Africa, an estimated 25–33% of daily waste is made up of plastic, posing a threat to the environment, marine life, and human health. One potential solution to this problem is waste-to-energy recycling, such as p...
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Fraud is a concerning factor to organizations worldwide, particularly on issues of finance, reputation, and efficiency in operations. The African business environment has generally featured rapid economic growth, varied regulatory regimes, and an uneven maturing process in corporate governance. The manifestations of fraud are more heightened in Afr...
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Psoriasis is an incurable chronic inflammatory skin condition that affects about 125 million people worldwide. While psoriasis commonly affects people in the West, it has been widely underreported in Africa, particularly Nigeria. Due to its rare occurrence, only a few studies have investigated the incidence and prevalence of psoriasis in the countr...
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Fecha de recepción: 30/12/2021. Fecha de aceptación: 14/03/2022 RESUMEN El presente artículo versa sobre la gasolina destinada a ser empleada como combustible para las "narcolanchas". Esta gasolina bautizada como "narcogasolina", ade-más de ser una herramienta fundamental y, por ende, parte vital de la logística nece-saria para el tráfico de hachís...
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This study delves into the intersection of African literature and history, with a focus on Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor's Dust and Abdulrazak Gurnah's Afterlives within the context of Kenyan and Tanzanian histories. The study explores the role of contemporary novels in portraying the complexities of Africa's past, emphasizing literature as a lens for unde...
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Transnational education is increasingly pivotal as universities expand programs offshore through partnerships and international campuses, particularly in Africa. While this approach offers significant potential, it faces challenges in harmonizing curricula across diverse educational contexts to ensure a seamless learning experience. This study expl...