By Roger A. About 45 kilometers east of Cairo, deep in the desert, a titanic city is rising from the ground. Skyscrapers piercing the horizon, vast parks, and luxurious residential districts are takin...
By Hervé Gobou The book titled “Réinventer la formation des élites : capital humain, excellence académique et innovation managériale” by Dr. Moussa Abdoul Kader Diaby, Director General of INP-HB, was ...
By HEVELYN’Z Young Ivorian entrepreneurs who studied in France were highlighted, as they believe it is essential to return to Côte d’Ivoire to contribute to the country’s economic development. They we...
By HEVELYN’Z The Djidji Ayokwe is a cultural symbol of the Atchan people, also known as the Ébrié. Originally, this instrument was called “Aya Yokue.” In the Atchan language, “Aya” means tree or wood,...
By HERVE GOBOU The Second Chance School (E2C), an ambitious initiative supported by the Ivorian government to address youth unemployment, was launched in 2022. The program targets out-of-school or unq...
By Stefany Nassar We often talk about the courage it takes to leave. We talk much less about the courage required to return. In the collective imagination, returning home seems obvious. After studies,...
By Sarah OUATTARA The future is digital, and it starts here just as it does everywhere else. Companies are increasingly looking for young people from both literary and scientific backgrounds who are t...
By Hervé Gobou The 60th anniversary celebration of Lycée Dion Robert de Man, held on May 10, 2026, highlighted an extraordinary example of resilience and dedication: Kouakou Zoueu Estelle, a visually ...
By Hervé Gobou Through the Ministry of National Education, Literacy, and Technical Education, led by Minister N’Guessan Koffi, Côte d’Ivoire must now address three major challenges: changing mindsets ...
By Hervé Gobou The issue of industrialization was at the heart of the first edition of the National Technical Education Fair (SNET 2026), held from April 25 to 27, 2026, at the Technical High School o...
