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The World Health Organization has warned that the risk of covid19 resurgence remains high in several African countries due to poor adherence to public health measures, mass gatherings, low testing and vaccinations. According to the UN health body, while three…
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Citizens in Nigeria continue to decry the deteriorating security situation in the country. However, the increase in spate of attacks by criminal elements, State governors are announcing measures aimed at forestalling future attacks in their States. Some of the measures…
In Chad, dozens of demonstrators arrested during Tuesday’s violent protest in– the capital were on Thursday brought before the N’Djamena high court. They were conveyed by law enforcement vehicles from the police stations in the various districts of the capital.…
Reporters without Borders (RSF) has condemned the Killing of two Spanish journalists and an Irish conservationist by unknown gunmen along the Pama national park in the east of Burkina Faso. The Journalists, David Beriáin and Roberto Fraile together with Rory…
Ahead of the 2021 World press Freedom Day on May 3rd, tagged information as a public good, a series of events organized by the United nations educational, scientific and cultural organization UNESCO are underway. Its 30 years since the Windhoek…
The International crisis group has said a third jihadist force could emerge in southwestern Niger, which remains a close and vulnerable area to banditry activities in neighboring Nigeria. The group in a report Thursday, warned that community tensions in these…
More than four thousand, one hundred Malians arrived in Spain’s Canary Islands in 2020 alone. This is according to data from the European Asylum Support Office (EASO) released on Thursday. Up until the start of this year, citizens from Mali…
The ECOWAS Commission, through its Directorate of Political Affairs will hold a virtual Roundtable today to discuss the human security implications on ECOWAS political processes amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Through knowledge exchange, the Roundtable participants will be brainstorming on ways…
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Teachers’ shortage hits several public schools in rural Liberia following a mass pensioning exercise by the government. In January 2021, the government embarked on a massive pensioning exercise affecting several schools in rural Liberia. WADR’s Darlington Porkpa has been following…
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