Schools across the globe including elementary, secondary and universities, have made decisions of what the new school year will look like, or are adjusting those decisions as the new school year has progressed. Planned in-person education in certain schools may have had or will have to pivot back to fully remote based on COVID-19 precautions.

The school year may be over, but the jury is still out on the future of education and whether it will be in-person or remote. Several months ago, schools and higher education institutions around the world had to shut their doors and switch to remote learning. While this new method of learning may have caused

In order for Africa to reach its full potential as a united continent, an international rail network is necessary. This major transportation project would link all of Africa’s diverse states on an unprecedented level, ushering in a new age of economic growth, while also impacting a good part of African industries, with special emphasis on

It was less than 10 years ago that the world’s most valuable resource was oil.  States would do all they could to ensure some sort of control over a portion of the oil economy. Some even went to war for it, and those that controlled the oil industry controlled the world. However, as our society

One of my biggest fears is flying. When I fly, my anxiety level rises, and my chest starts pounding. My head gets cloudy, and I have difficulty focusing and sometimes even breathing. I emotionally, mentally and physically enter a state of fear. You can read full publication here.

Life is full of distractions. Today’s technological advances have created a sometimes unnecessary sense of instant gratification. In fact, the term “multitasking” has never been more prominent. However, one of the most important lessons that I have learned throughout my career is to make sure you are present in the moment.   You can read

Global warming has hit Africa with detrimental threats that impact the crucial needs of the people. Already tough conditions become even tougher with the most consequential factors – agriculture, water availability and over all livelihood. Africa is one of the countries worst affected by this crisis and something needs to be done, argues Zandre Campos.

Education is widely known to be the most imperative asset in improving stability and peace for any society. This powerful tool provides individuals with the skill set and self-confidence to aid the world and flourish in various ways. It grants the population with the knowledge to boost economic growth, reduce poverty, increase disaster response rates

In today’s day and age, technology is integrated into everyday life. Whether it is asking Siri to take you to the nearest Italian restaurant or switching on your lights before you even enter your house. While Africa has been slower to adopt to technology when compared to other parts of the world, the nation has