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A recent study by the World Health Organization (WHO) has identified 17 high-priority bacteria, viruses, and parasites as top targets for new vaccine development. Published in eBioMedicine, this groundbreaking study aims to accelerate the creation of vaccines to address diseases…
At the 2024 Social Norms Conference in Abuja, UNICEF made an urgent appeal for stronger child protection measures in Nigeria, focusing on the critical need to counter harmful social norms impacting children. UNICEF representative George Eki underscored the agency’s commitment…
Security analyst Adib Saani has voiced strong criticism against the Ghana Police Service’s decision to charge nearly GH¢1,000 (about $60) for mandatory medical examinations for prospective recruits. Saani argues that this high fee places an undue financial burden on applicants,…
With just a month until Ghana’s general elections on December 7, 2024, the IMANI Centre for Policy and Education has raised concerns over the promises made by major political parties, including the New Patriotic Party (NPP), the National Democratic Congress…
Campaigners for Change International, led by Executive Director Vandalark Patricks, joined forces with civil society organizations (CSOs) to stage a protest demanding greater accountability from lawmakers. The protest specifically targeted members of the bloc opposing House Speaker J. Fonati Koffa,…
Burkina Faso’s transitional government has dismissed former leader Lieutenant Colonel Paul Henri Damiba and thirteen other officers from the army. The dismissal, formalized by a decree from current President of the Transition, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, was announced publicly on October…
In an effort to support Guinea’s transition to constitutional order, the United Nations has deployed a mission to Conakry to evaluate the conditions for a future electoral process. This mission will assess both the legal and institutional frameworks in place…
In an inspiring move to strengthen awareness around financial security, GIABA recently hosted an open forum in The Gambia, drawing 200 young participants to discuss key issues surrounding Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (CFT). This event…
A new World Bank report has brought attention to a critical issue in Senegal: over 2 million Senegalese citizens face the risk of falling into absolute poverty by 2030 if urgent action isn’t taken. The report stresses the importance of…
US Media Projects Donald Trump as Winner of Presidential elections In a Stunning Comeback. Nigeria’s President Tinubu Postpones Federal Executive Council Meeting Over Army Chief’s Death. Ghana’s Speaker of Parliament Bagin Addresses seeming impasse between the judiciary and legislature. WHO…
GIABA held the 17th Open House Forum in The Gambia, bringing together 200 young participants to discuss the critical issues of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (CFT). The event aimed to educate and engage the youth…
The Association of Senegalese Women Lawyers recently celebrated 50 years of advocating for women’s rights and empowerment. The group, part of a larger movement that includes NGOs, government bodies, and other organizations, has played a leading role in protecting and…
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