The Need for the US to Remain Active Partners in Africa
01/06/2017In a recent hearing in Washington, chairman of the House of Foreign Affairs Committee stated the need for the United States to remain active in Africa who is on.
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Gender
Nigerian Tech women Take Center Stage
01/06/2017The United States Ambassador to Nigeria, Ambassador W. Symington has recently honoured Nigerian women in technology, whom he said have strived to put the human race in outer.
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Agya Boakye-Boaten Receives Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship
01/06/2017By Thomas Calder Agya Boakye-Boaten, chair and associate professor of Africana Studies at UNC Asheville, was recently awarded a fellowship by the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program, funded by the.
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Governance and Policy
Nigeria: The Presidency, Lawmakers Deliberate over 2017 Budget
01/06/2017Nigeria’s 7.44 trillion naira ($24.45 billion) 2017 budget is still being deliberated upon by the presidency and lawmakers, nearly three weeks after the budget was passed says a government official..
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Peace and Security
Why We Are Succeeding in the War Against Terror in Nigeria – Buratai
01/06/2017Nigeria’s Chief of ArmyStaff, Lt. General Tukur Buratia have commended African Leadership Magazine for its unique role of reporting successes rather than failures of institutions in Africa. The Army.
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Nigeria: Senate Tackles Money Laundering
31/05/2017Nigerian lawmakers recently passed a bill to fight money laundering. The lawmakers admonished foreign countries to give their cooperation by exposing currency crooks hiding in their countries in order for.
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Nigerians in South Africa Call for Diaspora Voting
31/05/2017The Nigerian community in South Africa, on Monday, suggested that one of the ways to deepen democracy in Nigeria was to introduce Diaspora Voting. Mr. Ikechukwu Anyene, the President.
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Sudan: Diarrhea Outbreak Claims 75 Lives
31/05/2017Cases of cholera and watery diarrhea in Sudan have increased in White Nile State with 75 deaths, and 4,188 infections, the state’s governor said Tuesday. “The number of infection cases.
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