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In this edition of Discovery, we head to the Liberian Capital, Monrovia where the country’s first Executive Mansion is situated. Located in the city center on Ashmun Street, the building hosted the first President in 1848.
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, who launched the day, in Touba located in the centre of the country has set his sights on greening Senegal. He called for reforestation activities and the maintenance of planted trees to be made permanent. In…
After being in the works for over a decade, Ghana’s Affirmative Action Bill has been passed. The bill to promote and progressively increase women’s active participation in public life, with a target of achieving at least 30% female representation by…
Most people have a strong sense of right and wrong and aren’t shy about expressing their opinions. But when we take a polarizing stand on something we regard as an eternal truth, we often forget that several factors drive shifts…
Weight loss or gain has become a trending lifestyle in our communities and societies as most people want to look like the models they see on television, billboards, in the magazines, and even on social media, prompting manufacturers of body…
Nigeria and Zambia were both knocked out of the Paris 2024 Women’s tournament after failing to register wins in their various matches. Egypt and Morocco however booked tickets into the quarter finals of the men’s tournament while Mali and Guinea…
Our conversation this week will be Nigeria where thousands took to the streets in Nigerian cities in anti-government protests against the high cost of living in the country, driven by crippling inflation and a devalued currency. The demonstration resulted in…
July 30 every year is considered International Day of Friendship. The International Day of Friendship was proclaimed in 2011 by the UN General Assembly with the idea that friendship between peoples, countries, cultures and individuals can inspire peace efforts and…
Conflict over natural resources is likely to continue to pose significant threats to Africa’s security, there is therefore the need to elaborate a comprehensive strategy to meet and overcome these threats. This strategy should combine existing instruments and approaches more…
Environmental economics is the study of the cost-effective allocation, use, and protection of the world’s natural resources. Broadly speaking, is the study of how humans produce and consume goods and services with a focus on how they use and manage…
In this edition of Arts and Culture, we zoom in on the lifestyle of caretakers at the Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue And Protection Centre outside Monrovia. It is Liberia’s first and only chimpanzee conservation center and has helped rescue chimpanzees preyed…
Today, July 31, marks a significant milestone in the campaign for women’s activism in Africa: Pan-African Women’s Day. This day is celebrated annually to commemorate the first Pan-African Women’s Conference, held in Dar es Salaam in 1962. Unfortunately, it is…
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