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I am Caroline Chauvet, a French freelance journalist based in New Delhi. I can work as a multimedia journalist (Video, radio, print, online) in English and in French. I can speak French, English and German fluently.
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Dietary intake and glutamine-serine metabolism control pathologic vascular stiffness
The study explores how dietary intake and glutamine-serine metabolism influence vascular stiffness, a key factor in cardiovascular diseases like pulmonary hypertension. It identifies the role of YAP and TAZ transcriptional coactivators in pulmonary arterial adventitial fibroblasts, which drive glutamine and serine catabolism to support collagen biosynthesis. The research suggests that pharmacologic or dietary interventions targeting proline and glycine anabolic demand can reduce vascular stiffening and improve cardiovascular function in rodent models of pulmonary hypertension. These findings highlight potential metabolic and dietary strategies for treating cardiopulmonary vascular diseases.
Ras Sankara, the Togolese artist who takes the street as a stage
Ras Sankara, a Togolese performance artist, uses the street as his stage to address social injustices and human rights issues. Known for his impactful performances, he draws inspiration from Rastafarianism and pays homage to Thomas Sankara. Despite facing challenges from authorities, he continues to perform and organize the annual L’Émomé Art festival in Lomé, promoting art as a means of social change.
Togo: Nathalie Bitho, artisan of a 2.0 Chamber of Commerce
Nathalie Manzinèwè Bitho, appointed on January 5, 2021, as the president of the special consular delegation of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Togo (CCI-Togo), is tasked with reforming the institution. Known for her dedication and passion for entrepreneurship, Bitho, who also manages the International Investment Corporation, emphasizes the importance of hard work and leadership, disregarding gender biases in her professional journey.
Proteins
The book 'Les protéines' provides essential knowledge for students on proteins, covering their properties, structure, composition, roles, and cellular destiny. It includes detailed sections on amino acids, protein structures, and the biological roles and degradation of proteins. Published by Dunod, it is part of the 'Les Petits Experts Sciences' collection and is aimed at students from high school to undergraduate level.
Togo: Decentralization Put to the Test in the 2023 Regional Elections
At the midpoint of Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé's fourth term, Lomé appears to withstand regional and international crises. The article examines the reasons for this resilience and the challenges Togo must address in the short and medium term. The long-delayed regional elections are expected to take place in 2023, followed by senatorial and legislative elections. A new census with full biometric data collection is planned before the elections. The regional elections represent the final step in Togo's decentralization process, following the municipal elections held in June 2019.
Togo: the Eamau of Lomé, the school of architecture that reinvents the urban
The École africaine des métiers de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme (EAMAU) in Lomé, Togo, stands out for its significant contributions to architecture and urban development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Founded in 1976 and currently directed by Malian architect Moussa Dembélé, the institution hosts around 800 students from various African countries. It offers a range of programs including bachelor's and master's degrees in architecture, urban planning, and urban management, as well as specialized master's degrees in sustainable transport and urban mobility.
Togo: In Lomé, Seaside Dolce Vita and Cosmopolitan Trendiness
Baguida and Agoè, two communes in Lomé, Togo, are gaining attractiveness as the capital expands. Baguida, located on the coast and on the road to Benin, is known for its beaches, cafes, hotels, and secondary residences. Agoè, in the north of Lomé, features shops, restaurants, and parks. Both areas have benefited from the decentralization efforts initiated in 2019, which aim to involve local populations in the development of their living environment. The growth of these communes is also attributed to the improvement of the road network, including the bypass road planned since 2010.
Architecture – Lomé: the BOAD city, a small model city?
The BOAD city in Baguida, Lomé, is highlighted as a model of modern architecture and urban planning, featuring unique villas, green spaces, and well-organized streets. Since its completion in 2017, it has served as a residential area for bank personnel, contributing to Lomé's reputation as a key financial hub in West Africa. The article questions whether Lomé can sustain its ambition to become a leading West African metropolis.
Gabon: the Lopé Park, a jewel to be valued
The Lopé-Okanda National Park in Gabon, covering 5,000 km², is highlighted for its rich biodiversity and scenic landscapes, including verdant hills, forests, savannas, and the prominent Mount Brazza. Located 400 km west of Libreville, the park is accessible by train or a rugged road, soon to be replaced by the Transgabonaise corridor, which has been rerouted to protect this natural treasure.
These Entrepreneurs of 'Made in Togo'
Several inspiring entrepreneurs have emerged in Togo, overcoming challenges such as limited access to financing and international competition. Jeune Afrique highlights Aimée Abra Tenu-Lawani, who founded SetP Cosmétiques naturels in Kpalimé, producing ethical and organic products under the brand Kari Kari. Her company has achieved a turnover of 18 million CFA francs.
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