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Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, offers exciting opportunities for luxury and premium products due to rising household incomes, fast urbanization, and growing middle- and upper-class consumers. Nigerian consumers react positively to international brands and there is a growing interest in…
The African Renaissance Conference is a two-day event slated for the 4th and 5th of November. The event aims to showcase African culture, heritage and the promote Pan-Africanism. Organiser of the African Renaissance Conference, Oko Drammeh and a Tech Executive,…
WADR SPECIALS – WFP DISCUSSION ON 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM
International Mother Language Day is commemorated each year on February 21. It was designated by United Nations as a day to recognize and accord importance to languages and multilingualism in order to advance inclusion and attain the Sustainable Development Goals…
The United Nations independent expert on the human rights situation in Mali Alioune Tine has just completed a 10 mission to the country. In a press conference on Tuesday in Dakar, Mr Tine examined the situation in Mali and the…
The annual Open Sahel Festival unveiled Gambian songstress Sonah Jabarteh as this year’s brand ambassador to champion the course of development through culture. The event which seeks to promote culture through uniting the Sahelian populace is scheduled for February 25th…
One of the most significant impacts of mining activity is the migration of people into a mine area, particularly where the mine represents the single most important economic activity. The success of some mining migrants in these areas has encouraged…
Civil society organizations have played an important role in enhancing transparency and good governance in developing countries’ mining sector. A member of Civil Society, in Nigeria’s Plateau State, Pam Fulus Chomo, says CSOs operate on three principles to include, participation,…
A history of migration in Ghana dates back to over a century when many ethnic communities used gold as a medium of exchange to trade various goods and services, and also as an embodiment of the power, wealth, and in?uence.…
Research has revealed that Ghana loses over 6 billion dollars to irresponsible mining and environmental degradation. The deprivation and destruction in mining areas have also attracted enormous interest from Civil Society Organizations which play critical roles in many facets of…
Mining contributes to development through the implementation of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs for host Communities and the general public at large. In 2011, the mining companies, according to the government, spent 24 million dollars on CSR projects. However, the…
Preparations are underway for the celebration of the 10th anniversary of Fashion Weekend Gambia. The event brings together fashion designers home and abroad to showcase and market their brands. Ahead of this event, organizer Somma Baba Njie, spoke to WADR,…
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