Silencing the Guns in Africa
Africa’s pursuit of lasting peace and security is not a new ambition. It is a
Wem’Afrika at the Second World Summit for Social Development 2025
Date: 4–6 November 2025Location: Doha, QatarHost: Government of QatarOrganized by: United Nations Department of Economic
Wem’Afrika Participates in the Central Africa Think Tank Forum 2026
For years, Central Africa has produced valuable research. The central question, however, is whether this
The role of family structures in promoting child welfare, Investigating community support systems, including extended families and informal networks and the impact of parental education on child-rearing practices.
Family structures play a crucial role in promoting child welfare by providing the primary context
Can Education Survive Attack?
Source photo: Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack Protecting Schools, Protecting Children, Protecting the
Social Inequality and Reproductive Decision: Should Women Be Penalized for Having Many Children Without Proper Care in Developing Countries?
Introduction Debates about whether women should be penalized for having many children without providing adequate
WOMEN’S HEALTH AND MENTAL WELL-BEING IN BACKCOCO, LIMBE, CAMEROON
Introduction The primary objective of this research is to examine maternal and reproductive health and
Why Survivors Don’t Report: Understanding the Silence Behind Gender-Based Violence
When we ask, “Why didn’t she report?”, we often ask the wrong question.The better question
International Day against Nuclear Tests 2026
29 August 2026 | Remembering the past, protecting the future, and advancing a world free
Child Labour in Buea-Muea Market: Understanding the Experiences of Children in Informal Work
IntroductionChild labour remains a significant challenge affecting children and families across many communities. While children
