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Zoe Maven

How To Open Any Conversation Like A Pro

Hey there…. Another day in the week and I am thinking about how much better our conversations could be. How much richer and rewarding...

Africa’s Green Dream… A New Environmental Crisis?

Africa’s Hidden Environmental Costs of Renewable Energy Technologies For years, renewable energy has been sold to the world as the clean escape route from fossil...

How Politics Has Kept Nigeria In Darkness

For decades, Nigeria has been described as a nation rich in energy resources but poor in electricity supply. That is a contradiction that continues to...

Let Go Of The Fillers, Own Your Voice

Hey there… Zoe here. First of all, let me say I am very excited at the progress we are making. On the surface, it looks...

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Trump Says US Won’t Attack Iran Before Midterm Elections

The President declared the talks "productive" and promised no strikes before voters go to the polls. Crude fell on the news — but Tehran says it will not surrender its enrichment programme, and oil has already been squeezed by a war Trump has not explained how to...

French School Protests: Pressure As Violence Flares

Seventy-one thousand people took to the streets on Thursday, in the third week of a movement about crumbling school buildings and teacher shortages. The government has promised "fully funded" answers by late October — and it has no obvious place to find the money. Legitimate Demands, Unaffordable Answers:...

Should African Children Learn In Their Mother Tongue?

Imagine a five-year-old walking into a classroom for the first time. At home, the child speaks Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Kiswahili, Wolof or another African language. Then the teacher starts the lesson—in a completely different language. Well for millions of African children, this is everyday reality which raises a...