Consumption of energy drinks is a daily routine for a significant percentage of the world’s population, particularly young people and working-class individuals. Consumers consider them to be just energy facilitators who help them cope with some of the day’s robust activities. One cross-sectional study conducted in Pakistan on young adults confirmed that consumers only drink the beverages, but they are not aware of their side effects (Murtaza et al. 445).

A lot of African countries have been getting foreign financial aid since they acquired independence. Upon obtaining freedom, international institutions such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, the United Nations, and some Western countries began offering loans to African governments to assist them in development agendas and also raise the living standards of the continent’s population (The). The primary funders that have been consistently offering loans to

Executive Summary The paper discusses food insecurity as one of the problems facing domestic, national, and global sectors. It starts with the definition of food insecurity which is in many cases confused for hunger. It goes deeper to discuss the causes of food insecurity. It looks in a more profound dimension the proportion of the people facing the issue until 2016 with about 815 million people being victims. Food insecurity

Media has a powerful impact on the youth and influences their thoughts. Youths are easily manipulated in their development stage, and their consumption of the media without regulation or censorship can hugely influence their way of thinking (Anderson, Berkowitz, and Donnerstein, 2003). According to Bushman and Jamieson (2013), the violence shown in films has tripled since 1985. Youths are exposed to gun violence despite them not using guns. Showing guns