Moussa Traore's Blog
The period between the end of June and early July was tumultuous in Ghana, especially in the capital city, Accra, where demonstrations occurred. People took to the streets to express…
The reflection and debate on language proficiency in schools in Africa is cause for great concern, resulting in the organization of numerous academic conferences and the writing of copious research…
These days, it is very common to hear that the language competence of high school or university students is falling, drastically. Examination bodies like WAEC (West African Examinations Council) and…
The history of the church is taught in schools, and in universities, theology is a course that cannot be avoided. Seminaries and Bible schools are uncountable. The remark one can…
Language is a key component of identity. The language of a people or a society says who they are, what their practices and belief systems are. Language varies based on…
When the military overthrew the Kaboré regime in Burkina Faso in January this year and MPSR (Patriotic Movement for Sovereignty and Restoration) took over, under the leadership of Lieutenant Colonel…
Environmental protection, global warming and climate change are concepts that occupy a special place in today’s global geopolitics. The survival of humanity is directly linked to the state of the…
On 28 June 2011, a blue plaque was unveiled at Padmore’s former London address, 22 Cranleigh Street in the Borough of Camden (inner London), in a ceremony attended by the…
Almost two years after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic, the world is coming to terms with the disruptions caused by the virus. It might, therefore, make…
When Emmanuel Macron was re-elected on 24 April 2022 in France for a second term of five years, the African continent reacted in various ways. While certain circles see in…