Riches en culture et diversité ethnique, les Malagasy demeurent profondément attachés à leurs coutumes et traditions. Pour eux, le mariage constitue une étape essentielle dans la vie individuelle ainsi queContinue Reading
La fin du 20ème et le début du 21ème Siècle ont marqué la naissance et la vulgarisation des réseaux sociaux. Selon le site « Statista », 59% de la population mondiale sontContinue Reading
From the 5th to the 9th of September 2022, delegates from around the world convened at the Sapienza University in Rome, Italy for the International Summit on the Assumpta ScienceContinue Reading
‘Am I next?’ ‘My body is not a crime scene!’. These are some of the words that adorned the banners and signs held high by protesters in South Africa followingContinue Reading
It is a new dawn for Kenya. On the 8th of August 2022, Kenyans took to the polls to vote for the fifth president of Kenya. Seven days later onContinue Reading
Screams, houses on fire, pure terror, pain. These are the words that come to mind when I think about the violence that erupted in Kenya following the 2007 disputed presidentialContinue Reading
Black Lives Matter, Kick It Out, Equal Game and so on are international movements started for the purpose of dealing with the scourge of racism in our world. What isContinue Reading
IYc’s contributors from Africa, Sedera Lalason and Tomi Ojebode, write to discuss pro-life promotion and culture from the viewpoint of two African countries: Nigeria and Madagascar. As the world continues toContinue Reading
Dans les grandes villes du monde, notamment celles des pays développés, les gens célèbrent le nouvel an dans un environnement festif. Les décorations, les musiques, les concerts, ainsi que lesContinue Reading
A few days ago, whilst scrolling through my newsfeed, I saw an article from the Christian Post about something truly disturbing. Early last week in Nigeria, a Christian clergyman namedContinue Reading