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Libya must lead anti-Islamic State effort

Libya needs to form a unified government before the United States and European allies opt for any military intervention against thousands of Islamic State fighters in the chaotic North African.

Drought: UNDP Lends Support to Zimbabwe

The United Nations Development Programme has raised $60 million for food aid in Zimbabwe and is feeding 1 million people as the country faces its worst drought in a quarter.

Chad: President to Reintroduce Constitutional term limits

Chad’s President Idriss Deby, in power for more than a quarter of a century, has recently said he would reintroduce constitutional term limits if he won a fifth term in.

ICC Urged to Review Bias on African Leaders

Constitutional Affairs and Justice Minister Dr Harrison Mwakyembe has recently appealed to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to consider complaints from African countries regarding The Hague-based court’s biased treatment of.

Your New Idea Is Worthless Unless You Know How to Sell It

The talk in your organisation focuses relentlessly on generating innovative and disruptive ideas. So why is it that when you throw out a creative idea at a team meeting, you.

Egyptian Government to Expand School Feeding Programme

The Egyptian delegation has recently presented at a board meeting, its plan to further expand the National School Feeding Programme (NSFP) so as to reach all government-funded schools. World Food.

Rwanda: UR Medical Students to Train on How to Prevent Cervical Cancer

As part of efforts to prevent the high risks of cervical cancer in women, at least 50 students from the University of Rwanda’s College of Medicine and Health Sciences are.

Nigeria to Seek China Loan, Shelves Eurobond Sale

Nigerian Finance Minister Kemi Adeosun plans to travel to China next week, aiming to negotiate a loan of up to $2 billion to help fund record budget spending, financial and.

U.S. Leads African Forces Counter-Terrorism Training

African forces has recently began a U.S.-led counter-terrorism training programme in Senegal amid what a U.S. commander said were rising signs of collaboration between Islamist militant groups across North Africa.