"A green school is a school where students are surrounded by trees, a vegetable garden, toilets and clean water points. It is a school where we can learn good eco-responsible behaviours at an early age and train a new generation that is more respectful of the environment," concludes Aicha Yele Soro during his pitch for greener schools in Côte d'Ivoire. Along with nine other young people, she appealed to the ministry of forestation and member of the government during the launch of the new Youth Advocacy Guide in Côte d'Ivoire.

The Covid-19 pandemic is pushing us to redefine our way of life, forcing us to adapt. My name is Khérann Yao, I am 25 years old and I live in Côte d'Ivoire. In my country, as in most African nations, the virus is still not as widespread as in other places. Abidjan, the city where I live, has been isolated from the rest of the country and a curfew has been established. The population has been invited to self-confinement, but due to the economic situation and the low popularity of teleworking here, many people continue to go out to go about their business, taking care to respect the distancing...