Antigua And Barbuda: Breaking From Monarchy To Republic
21/10/2022The Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, Gaston Browne, is a man on a mission. He made it clear that Antigua and Barbuda, a Caribbean island, would hold a vote.
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The Youth Initiatives in Madagascar
21/10/2022The youth of Madagascar estimates half of her population. It is, however, a beautiful country with a population of 29.3 million people but projected to increase to 36 million people.
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Kenya: Embrace Agribusiness – Gov. Orengo Tells Residents
21/10/2022The Siaya Governor, James Orengo has urged the local residents to embrace agribusiness so as to boost food security and tackle rampant poverty. Orengo disclosed this while speaking at the.
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Russia Gives More Scholarship To Ghanaian Students
21/10/2022The Russian Government has increased its scholarship to Ghanaian students from 75 to 110 with effect from November 2022. The Russian Ambassador to Ghana, Mr Dmitry Suslov declared this when.
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UK, Kenya Partner on Health, Energy, Agriculture
21/10/2022The United Kingdom has agreed to partner with the Kenya County Government of Kirinyaga in order to implement three major development projects. The projects will focus on health, agriculture, and.
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Governance and Policy
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Akufo-Addo Embarks On Project Inspection Tour
21/10/2022The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has today begun a three-day working visit to the Eastern Region of the country to commission completed projects, inspect ongoing ones.
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US Gospel Icon, Travis Greene Moves To Rwanda
21/10/2022The Popular American gospel musician, Travis Greene will be performing in Rwanda. The 38-year-old worship leader is one of the singers that have been invited to grace the ‘Kigali Praise.
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Namibia, EU Enter Interim Agreement on Sale of Earth Minerals
21/10/2022Namibia has provisionally agreed on a deal with the European Union to sell its rare earth minerals, critical to the renewable energy sectors. The mines and energy minister, Tom Alweendo.
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