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Give Girls A Chance Nigeria

As we celebrate International Women's Day, Give Girls A Chance Nigeria is committed to working toward a gender-balanced world and creating a #BalanceforBetter. #IWD2019 ...

Integrity In Development Projects: The African Development Bank Debars Sieyuan Electric And Subsidiaries For Fraud

As part of the settlement agreement with the Bank, Sieyuan is debarred for a period of 12 months, Jiangsu Rugao for 20 months Pursuant to a settlement agreement between the African Development Bank (www.AfDB.org) and Sieyuan Electric, the company will be debarred for 12 months. Jiangsu Rugao, a Sieyuan subsidiary, will be excluded from Bank-financed […]

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Lockdown Legends

Lockdown Legends To Deliver A Night Out, In, Like Never Before!

Imagine watching 60-odd years of authentic South African musical history unfold live in a curated and interactive online broadcast filled with storytelling, celebrity appearances and of course, musical performances that will stir the emotions and bring back all those memories?  This is exactly what will be playing out in a few thousand lounges across South […]

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In A Milestone Partnership, Vezeeta Extends Its Telehealth Solution To Ministry Of Human Resources And Social Development Of Saudi Arabia

Using the digital healthcare platform, members of the Saudi MHRSD will be able to book teleconsultations with doctors, and benefit from future discounted services June 2020, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – Vezeeta, Middle East and Africa’s leading digital healthcare platform has partnered with the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development of Saudi Arabia (MHRSD), to serve […]

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Understanding Remittances Behaviour In Chad Amid Covid-19 – International Organization For Migration (IOM) Launches First Study On Remittances

Landlocked, Chad faces substantial obstacles, including growing security challenges, compounded by a low-income economy, with a large informal sector Toumaï, “hope of life” in Gorane, is the name given to the oldest human ancestor discovered in Northern Chad two decades ago. But where humanity is believed to have begun, it is slowly being threatened by the consequences […]

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What African Business Leaders Need to Know about Social Movements that Have Gained Momentum in 2020

SESSION 9 in the webinar series Crisis Management for African Business Leaders A moderated discussion on how the current crises, health and economic, have focussed a bright light on numerous social issues facing Africans including inequitable access to healthcare, the economic vulnerability of workers, occupational safety and wellbeing, temporary improvements in air and water quality […]

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Why African Nations Support U.S. Anti-Racism Protesters

By Jendayi E. Frazer, CFR Expert The U.S. protests following the police killing of George Floyd have spurred solidarity among many Africans, who have expressed widespread outrage against police brutality. How are African nations reacting to the anti-racism protests in the United States? The main reaction has been one of solidarity. African leaders in government, civil society, and […]

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Here’s Why Algerian Taxi Drivers are Angry

On Monday, they demonstrated at the headquarters of the national union of taxi drivers in Algiers against conditions for resumption of operations. “If you’re afraid of the coronavirus, it’s up to you to get me the protective glass, redo the interior of the car. When I do a 50 dinars (0.50 euros) trip, I have […]

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Khartoum Finds Bodies of Conscripts from 1998

Sudanese officials have announced the discovery of a mass grave southeast of the capital, Khartoum, suspected to contain the remains of conscripts who in 1998 tried escaping military service from a training camp. The al-Eifalon military camp was used for training new conscripts under the rule of former President Omar al-Bashir, who was removed by […]

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What Ghana Did With its Ugly Past

Guido Gryseels has been getting calls for a week, asking if he’d give some statues a new home. He’s the director of the Africa Museum in Tervuren, Belgium, and his institution, originally founded by Leopold II, might seem like a logical place to house monuments to the 19th-century king whose reign in Congo saw the […]

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This is the Best Time for African States to Exercise Positive Agency for their Own Development

In the current context of rising geopolitical tensions between the US and China, African countries may find themselves repeating the same mistakes of The Cold War where African countries were positioned like pawns on a grand chessboard — unless they proactively shape their own destinies. The tensions between the two great powers, characterised by a […]

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Malawi’s Judiciary Fight for their Independence

Attempts by the Malawi government to remove the country’s chief justice days before presidential elections have been blocked following protests from law and civil society groups. On Friday, the government announced that Chief Justice Andrew Nyirenda had been placed on leave pending retirement with immediate effect. The notice read that Nyirenda had accumulated more leave […]

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