Ifeanyi Onwuzuruigbo, University of Pretoria Northern Nigeria has become a thieving and killing field for cattle rustlers who maraud the region’s ungoverned forests, stealing cattle and killing herders. Attacks have taken place in in Benue,
WeiterlesenAlbert N. Kimbu, University of Surrey and Frederick Dayour, University for Development Studies Backpacking emerged in the 1970s as a low cost form of travel that allowed particularly young people to explore the world without
WeiterlesenNoel Twagiramungu, University of Massachusetts Lowell and Joseph Sebarenzi, Ph.D., SIT Graduate Institute A quarter of a century ago Rwanda was a graveyard. Hundreds of thousands of lives had been lost and government institutions were
WeiterlesenGregory C Mason, University of Manitoba Over the past 20 years, the courts have validated long-standing claims by First Nations that Canadian governments have systematically ignored and violated the terms of treaties negotiated between 1871
WeiterlesenMoegammad Faeez Nackerdien, University of the Western Cape and Derek Yu, University of the Western Cape South Africa has a jobs crisis. In the fourth quarter of 2018, 6.14 million people were out of work,
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