South Sudan: Famine Ceases in Two States
21/06/2017As a result of the civil war which began in December 2013 in South Sudan, thousands of the people have been displaced, many have died, and the country is plagued.
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RWANDA WOMEN TO TAKE OVER ELECTORAL RESPONSIBILITIES
21/06/2017Rwanda’s Minister for Gender and family promotion, Esperance Nyirasafari, has given the rights to Rwanda women for full participation in the forthcoming presidential election to hold in August this.
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Trade and Investment
Oil Declines after Plunging Into Bear Market
21/06/2017Oil records losses after plunging into a bear market as rising global supply offset efforts by OPEC and its allies to drain a glut.Bottom of Form U.S. crude inventories dropped by 2.72.
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Youth
GHANA: UNHCR GIVES SATELLITE EDUCATION TO REFUGEES
21/06/2017The children in the Amppain refugee camp in western Ghana have been provided with the opportunity for learning by the Varkey Foundation Teach to Reach Remote Classrooms Project (TRC) which.
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Peace and Security
Eritrea, Djibouti to End Land Dispute
21/06/2017The U.N. Security Council is calling on Eritrea and Djibouti to peacefully end a conflict which started over a land dispute along their border. Djibouti accused Eritrea of sending its.
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Nigeria: CBN Deliberate New Forex Retail Option, Pumps $995m into Market
20/06/2017The Central Bank of Nigeria in a quest to serve its customers better is contemplating the introduction of a new FOREX retail option in Nigeria, as it releases a sum.
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Governance and Policy
Nigeria: Lagos State Governor Commends LASIEC Ahead of LG Election
20/06/2017Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State on Monday commended the Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission for its effort towards ensuring that the July 22nd Local Government election is free and.
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Namibia: Government Provides Jobs For 243 “Struggle Kids”
20/06/2017In Namibia, the term “struggle kids” is used to refer to youths and children born in exile under the care of the liberation movement, now the ruling party; Children.
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SOUTH AFRICA: CAPE TOWN TO OFFSET R124M BILL FOR STORM DAMAGES
20/06/2017As a result of the storm that fell in Cape Town last week, more than 170 schools have been damaged south of Cape Town. However, renovations are about to kick.
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Russia, Sudan Sign Agreement on Nuclear Power Use
20/06/2017Russia and Sudan have recently signed a memorandum of understanding stating areas of cooperation on the use of nuclear power for peaceful activities. The agreement was signed Monday in Moscow.
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