Gambia: ECOWAS Troops to Start Returning Home
10/02/2017Thousands of soldiers from West African bloc ECOWAS will start returning home this month from Gambia, from where long-time leader Yahya Jammeh was forced to flee last month, paving the.
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Kenya: President Declares Drought a National Disaster
10/02/2017By Stella Cherono The government on Friday declared drought a national disaster. President Uhuru Kenyatta subsequently called on all relevant ministries and authorities to upscale drought mitigation programmes. Speaking after.
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Mali’s Estimated Gold Reserves Climb To 822 T – Mines Ministry
10/02/2017New discoveries by mining companies have increased Mali’s estimated gold reserves to 822 tonnes, or around 16 years of output at current production levels, the West African nation’s mines ministry.
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Tanzania: New Initiative to Save Forests Aims at Empowering Women
10/02/2017By Meddy Mulisa Bukoba — Dativa Kaimukirwa (24) looks knackered but manages to smile as she speaks to reporters outside her hut at Rukoma village, in Bukoba Rural district..
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UN: Harmful Traditional Practice of Female Genital Mutilation Must End
09/02/2017Leading United Nations and humanitarian organizations have called for an end to female genital mutilation, a traditional practice that causes physical harm and extreme emotional trauma to tens of millions.
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Why Culture Is the Heart of Organizational Innovation
09/02/2017By Chris Cancialosi, Ph.D If you mention “innovation” to most business leaders, it wouldn’t be a surprise if they begin to think about Tesla, GE, or 3M. Compared to these giants.
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China Says United States Should ‘Brush Up On’ South China Sea History
08/02/2017The United States needs to brush up on its history about the South China Sea, as World War Two-related agreements mandated that all Chinese territories taken by Japan had to.
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Nigeria: 240,000 Children Die Annually From Diarrhoea – USAID
08/02/2017The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has said that at least 240,000 Nigerian children die every year from diarrhoea related illness, one of the commonest childhood killer diseases..
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