This week, we see how the public-private partnership has succeeded in reviving the coffee sector in Burundi and in setting up many cooperatives.
Category Archives: Education
Mal de dos et TMS: Comment nos nouvelles façons de travailler génèrent de nouvelles douleurs
Conduire un camion ou soulever des patients toute la journée va solliciter davantage votre corps que répondre au téléphone assis toute la journée. Mais si les maux physiques sont courants pour des chauffeurs, caissières et coiffeurs, les salariés du tertiaire ne sont pas épargnés par les troubles musculo-squelettiques (TMS). Ces pathologies (syndrome du canal carpien, lombalgie, tendinites…) touchent environ un travailleur sur dix et ont été à l’origine en 2010 en France de 9,7 millions de journées d’arrêt de travail…
THE WINNERS
The Winners Show it’s a platform whereby leaders, entrepreneurs and other highly effective people mobilize the youth to be the change they want to see on earth by triggering their potentials and shifting their paradigms through mentorship relationships.
Why Uganda is the ‘world’s fittest country’
Uganda is the most physically active nation in the world, according to a recent report by the World Health Organization. The BBC’s Patience Atuhaire went to find out why.
The 27-minute morning routine that could change your life, according to science
If you’ve ever woken up on the wrong side of the bed only to find it impacts your entire day, the good news is that simple changes when you first wake up can help get your mood back on track and increase your overall happiness.
Heartburn: This is what causes acid reflux and how you can treat it
You’ve probably experienced heartburn before, but some people may not know what causes the uncomfortable burning feeling in their chest.
Africa’s young female ministers: Mali follows Botswana, Zimbabwe
Mali’s president, Ibrahim Boubacar Keita on Monday named Kamissa Camara as his new foreign minister, joining a 33 member cabinet tasked with restoring peace and rebuilding the economy in Keita’s second and final term.
Photos: Seven African leaders who did not wear suits during China summit
Of the over African fifty heads of state and government who attended the just ended China – Africa cooperation summit in Beijing, there was no female leader.
How to remove dangerous malware from your android device
If you use the internet or collect data from other phone users, then, there’s a very good chance you will get your device exposed to harmful malware that can damage your phone or device.
Norbert Owona: How Samuel Eto’o helped Cameroon’s ex-captain
Cameroon’s ex-football captain Norbert Owona, who has been homeless for two years, has thanked Samuel Eto’o Fils for promising him a new house.
