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President Alassane Ouattara’s proposal to revise Côte d’Ivoire’s Constitution, initially adopted in 2016, has been approved on Tuesday by both chambers of the Ivorian Parliament during a Congress held in Abidjan. The project received significant support from parliamentarians, with 88.53%…
The Gambia’s National Human Rights Commission Chief, Emmanuel Joof, on Tuesday, revealed that President Adama Barrow appreciates his work, even though he occasionally makes comments that the government may not favour. Joof also highlighted the notable achievements of the commission…
The UN Food Systems Summit+2 Stocktaking Moment kicked off on Monday at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) headquarters in Rome. No fewer than 20 heads of State and Government attended the opening ceremony with a…
A delegation from the African Union’s Peace and Security Council on Monday embarked on a crucial mission to Burkina Faso. The primary objective of this diplomatic mission was to evaluate the nation’s security and humanitarian conditions. Through a series of…
Three weeks after the release of the European Union Observer Mission Report on Nigeria’s 2023 election, a group of experts from various fields gathered in Abuja to delve deeper into the findings and analyze the response from the presidency. The…
Viral hepatitis continues to claim thousands of lives every day. Statistics in sub-Saharan Africa place hepatitis B as the most frequent and dangerous with a prevalence rate between 8% and 18%. As a consequence, West Africa is a highly endemic…
Malians’ hope for a democratic state comes alive as the new constitution immediately takes effect. Togo plays host to a mediation talk between warring parties in Sudan’s conflict in Lome. And in Ghana, Anti-graft campaigners call for investigation of former…
The political climate is changing, a change described as tense. Some quarters will say this is normal in an election year… but what makes this particular build-up to the February 2024 election different is the fact that no definite candidacy…
Talking about reforms, Liberia’s Ministry of foreign affairs is embarking on a massive restructuring exercise within its foreign service affecting several ambassadors and foreign service personnel. Addressing a news conference in Monrovia Thursday, Foreign Minister Dee-Maxwell Kemayah said as part…
Since everyone is modeled in a different personality form and traits, self-discovery thus becomes a key observation needed for us to blend in society. One way through which we can chart that path is what psychologists and human behavior observers…
The United Nations Resident Coordinator in Liberia— Christine Umotoni, is calling on the government of Liberia to invest more in the fisheries sector which she described as a catalyst to the growth of the nation’s economy. The country currently has…
As I said, we are taking a look at the relationship between environmental diseases and the population in this episode of the program. Disease interconnections between populations (animals or plants), behaviour, and the physical world including factors related to habitat.…
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