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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.…
Let’s begin this edition of the bulletin with a call for African leaders to unite in achieving goals including tackling challenges such as insecurity. President Macky Sall who arrived in Uganda on a two-day state visit Tuesday has called on…
Meanwhile, the inflation rate in Nigeria rose for the sixth month in a row in June, to 22.79% year-on-year from 22.41% in May, putting pressure on the central bank to tighten policy further when it meets to set interest rates…
Let us now turn to the 43rd Ordinary Session of the Executive Council of the African Union in Nairobi. And this statement by Antonio Pedro, Acting Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa. In his view, Africa should harness…
In Burkina Faso, the government said it is awaiting a response from the Ghanaian authorities on its recent repatriation of its citizens who fled conflict to seek refuge in the country. According to the Minister for Humanitarian Action Nandy Somé,…
A recently published report by Human Rights Watch indicates civilians in northern Mali, are facing alarming levels of violence. The report highlights cases of murder, sexual abuse, and looting perpetrated by armed terrorist groups, resulting in a significant displacement of…
Today’s package is Urban Ecology. As I said at the opening of the program, the continent’s global population growth in urban areas has not only grown but is expected to total about 926 million people or 438 million more than…
More on weather-related story…At least 30 people have died from floods and landslides in Côte d’Ivoire since the start of rain in early April. The Ivorian government spokesman Amadou Coulibaly said the situation reflects the very intense rainy season, being…
In Guinea, the Justice system seems to have taken the fight against corruption to a whole new level, especially in the trial of alleged corrupt officials of the former regime. On Tuesday, Ibrahima Kassory Fofana, a former prime minister under…
Studies suggest that women tend to accept cosmetic surgery more readily than men because of higher expectations regarding their physical appearance. However, male cosmetic procedures are steadily on the rise. In this episode of 50/50, we explore the plastic surgery…
We begin in Mali with one of the major discussions which is the alleged release of fighters of a terrorist network in exchange for Malian hostages by the transitional authority. This curiosity among the population Tuesday prompted a press conference…
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