Chad Teachers' Union Leader Criticizes Cost of Living and Low Salaries
Chad's teachers face challenges on World Teachers' Day, union leader says
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Chad's teachers face challenges on World Teachers' Day, union leader says
Celebrating World Teachers' Day, Chad honors Dina Mbaitoloum, a pioneering educator and politician who dedicated her life to teaching and promoting women's participation in society.
Des stations-service fermées à Pala faute d'approvisionnement, le litre d'essence se négocie à 1 200-1 500 FCFA au marché noir.
UN report reveals decline in global homicides, but rise in organized crime and cyber threats
Chad's RPC party supports replacing the CFA franc with a pan-African currency.
In Chad's capital, N'Djamena, residents reminisce about the city's former sense of community and cooperation, now replaced by mistrust and individualism.
The African Union's 8th mid-year coordination meeting opens in Egypt, gathering leaders to discuss continental integration and coordination.
Irène Fouyaba Pambiang, a young Chadian woman, has been chosen to represent Francophone youth at the 20th Francophonie Summit in Cambodia.
Senegalese writer and former minister Cheikh Hamidou Kane, author of "L'Aventure ambiguë", has died at 98 in Dakar.
Clément Atangana, president of Cameroon's Constitutional Council, dies in Paris at the age of
Airtel Money Tchad and HEC Tchad have partnered to digitalize university payments, aiming to simplify students' lives and improve administrative efficiency.
Le HCR alerte sur les conséquences des coupes dans les financements humanitaires, 8,3 millions de réfugiés, déplacés et apatrides risquent de perdre l’accès à des services essentiels.