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In 2017, when the Boko Haram insurgency was at its peak, education generally and particularly Girl-Child education suffered setbacks. The insurgents targeted young girls of school age in their schools and homes to discourage the education of the girl child.…
Continuing our series on Women in Politics on 50-50, we turn our spotlight this week to Marvelene M.H. Lepukoi, an inspiring young leader who broke new ground as the youngest female representative candidate in central Liberia’s Bong County District #4.…
A former Ghanaian who is now Dutch after acquiring a Dutch passport started a social media debate by saying “A Dutch passport is more valuable than a PhD from Ghana”. This statement has attracted significant attention on social media in…
International Albinism Awareness Day, IAAD, is marked annually on June 13 to raise awareness about the condition and to stop the brutalities against people with albinism. The day also illuminates the challenges faced by those with albinism and promotes their…
Last week we discussed about the Importance of Leisure time for the mental wellbeing of young people. But today, we’re in Nigerian, engaging the views of young people about “The adoption of a new national anthem by the Nigerian parliament.”
The Gambia’s government through the Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration, and Employment says the country has more cement than the demand The ministry made the official statement amid reports of cement scarcity adding that three cement factories in the…
As usual, In The Sahel every once a month, brings you a panel discussion on a security issue of paramount importance. On today’s package, we are looking at Security Sector Reform with a particular emphasis on Nigeria under the current…
A 72-hour strike in protest of the arrest of a trade unionist in Mali, paralyses the nation’s financial and oil sectors. The Burkinabe army acquires new military hardware with the support of the population to better fight against insurgency. The…
On this episode which focuses on World Environment Day 2024, we asking experts if the earth can heal from land degradation, desertification, and drought.? Recall, 0n 5 June every year, the world commemorates this day that is the biggest international for…
In West Africa, countries such as Mali, Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Nigeria continue to grapple with the significant underrepresentation of women in local governance. Despite various initiatives aimed at promoting gender equality, women face substantial barriers that prevent their active…
The Organized labour in Nigeria has suspended its 2 days strike following a demand for a living wage. The suspension is for Five days. This action has continued to form discourse among Nigerians who doubt the feasibility of the amount…
In this feature report, we take you to the village of Kawu, in Niger state, one of the ancient settlements in the north-central region of Nigeria, which is now surrounded by bandits and other terrorist groups using the environment as…
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