Pamela Ephraim

Abuja

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Green Afia Magazine makes environmental education its core mission: An interview with Hervé Mukulu

6 days ago | globalvoices.org | Jean de Dieu SOVON |Vivian Wu |Pamela Ephraim |Biswash Chepang

In Africa, pioneering media outlets play a key role in combating environmental degradation and climate change. Environmental protection is everyone’s responsibility. As such, politicians, civil society actors, experts, scientists, climate activists, young people, and various leading figures all fight for climate justice on the African continent. Media outlets rarely take part.
¿Cómo puede África lograr una educación de calidad inclusiva y equitativa?

6 days ago | es.globalvoices.org | Mariela Arnst |Pamela Ephraim |Lourdes Sada |Jean de Dieu SOVON

Por Wasiu Akintunde, Imoleayo Oritse-tsemaye Daramola y Saheed AkintundeEn todo el continente africano, los estudiantes con discapacidades enfrentan grandes desventajas en las evaluaciones académicas por la mala infraestructura, débil aplicación de políticas y falta de servicios estructurados de apoyo a la discapacidad.
Cerrar la brecha de financiamiento para emprendedoras en Nigeria

1 week ago | es.globalvoices.org | Pamela Ephraim |Mariela Arnst |Jean de Dieu SOVON |Adesewa Olofinko

En Nigeria, donde las mujeres constituyen la mitad de una población de 237,5 millones de personas, se estima que 23 millones de emprendedoras representan el 41% de los microempresarios del país. Esto sitúa a la nación de África Occidental entre los países con las tasas más altas de emprendimiento de mujeres a nivel mundial.
Turkey’s youth on the frontlines of protests · Global Voices

1 week ago | globalvoices.org | Arzu Geybullayeva |Emma Lewis |Pamela Ephraim |Arzu Geybulla

Ever since March 19, when Istanbul's popular mayor and main opposition party's presidential candidate, Ekrem İmamoğlu, was first detained, then arrested, on bogus corruption and terrorism charges, Turkey has been rocked by mass protests. While the demography of protesters spans across all age groups and professions, university students have been at the forefront.
In Guadeloupe, ‘Creole gardens’ give climate lessons in a spirit of solidarity

1 week ago | globalvoices.org | Olivia Losbar |Emma Lewis |Janine Mendes-Franco |Pamela Ephraim

It's a farming model inherited from the colonial period and neglected for years, but is now enjoying a certain revival – the “Creole garden,” a traditional home garden that produces staple foods for families. Banana trees, tubers such as yams and manioc, fruit trees like avocado and mango, and medicinal and aromatic plants all cohabit in a harmonious ecosystem; any surpluses are shared with relatives and neighbours.
Narratives from Turkey: Denouncing Erdoğan's enablers during his latest authoritarian move

1 week ago | globalvoices.org | Oiwan Lam |Janine Mendes-Franco |Pamela Ephraim |Filip Noubel

This story is part of Undertones, Global Voices’ Civic Media Observatory‘s newsletter. Subscribe to Undertones. On March 19, 2025, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu was detained along with around 105 other municipal officials and politicians on the alleged crimes of corruption and aiding a terrorist organisation, in what Human Rights Watch has called an attempt to suppress legitimate political engagement.
Song directed at President Bola Tinubu’s son banned in Nigeria · Global Voices

1 week ago | globalvoices.org | Pamela Ephraim |Mohamed Mohamud |Mong Palatino |Filip Noubel

On April 9, Nigeria’s National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) barred radio and television stations in the country from airing a new trending song, “Tell Your Papa,” by rapper Eedris Abdulkareem, citing its “objectionable nature.” The Afrobeat song, which was released on April 6, has its lyrics in Nigerian Pidgin English and Yoruba and is directed at Seyi Tinubu, the son of President Bola Tinubu, calling on him to “tell his papa” of the worsening socio-economic conditions in Nigeria and also...
Song directed at President Bola Tinubu's son banned in Nigeria

1 week ago | tolerance.ca | Pamela Ephraim

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Bridging the funding gap for women entrepreneurs in Nigeria

2 weeks ago | globalvoices.org | Pamela Ephraim |Zita Zage |Jean de Dieu SOVON |Vivian Wu

In Nigeria, where women make up half the 237.5 million population, an estimated 23 million female entrepreneurs account for 41 percent of the nation’s micro-businesses. This places the West African nation among the countries with the highest female entrepreneurship rates globally. Women-owned businesses also contribute 37 percent to the nation’s GDP, highlighting women's critical role in driving Nigeria’s economic growth.
Togo: US aid suspension will negatively impact public health and education

1 month ago | globalvoices.org | Jean de Dieu SOVON |Pamela Ephraim |Daria Dergacheva

Many developing countries receive development aid from USAID, a US government agency. The agency’s sudden freeze on funding will likely halt the progress of several African programs. Every year, the United States pledges more than USD 40 billion to humanitarian aid and international development in developing countries. In Africa, Togo is one of the countries where this aid plays a vital role in many aspects of its community development: education, health, security, and governance.