Whoever said travel broadens the mind was not far off the mark. I can attest to the accuracy of this statement. Having traveled to many different countries, I have gained a broad perspective on various things. Despite the wonders and beauties of my previous travels, the United Kingdom was always on my bucket list. Perhaps … Continue reading My first experience of the Sceptred Isle
Month: Oct 2021
Addressing the digital literacy divide: from risk to resilience
@GetrudeMligo holding her new book, Asantewa In today’s pervasive cyber culture, information spreads with speeds akin to that of light. The rise of the information age has opened unprecedented global opportunities and made people more connected in ways history never experienced. In light of the commemoration of the international day of the girl child, and … Continue reading Addressing the digital literacy divide: from risk to resilience
Why you ought to be an environmentalist too.
Find more about our featured guest Caroline Chelsea (from her twitter: @mscarolchelsea) While we commemorate the International Day of the Girl Child, it is crucial to remember the myriad socioeconomic concerns that continue to thwart domestic progress. Climate change and environmental deterioration are intrinsically linked by their very natures. Environmental degradation has had unprecedented negative … Continue reading Why you ought to be an environmentalist too.
Our Mission
Mission Statement: Our mission is to empower the youth of sub-saharan Africa through a transfer of educational and social awareness, in order to unlock and realise their full potential, and thereby facilitate a better future for themselves as individuals and for the region as a whole. Our Objectives: Empowering Through our holistic intervention, we hope … Continue reading Our Mission
Empowerment-Redefined 