UNHRC Cmmends Gambia and Somalia
14/03/2018Somalia and The Gambia have been praised during a recent address to the Human Rights Council delivered by the United Nation’s High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zei Ra’ad Al Hussein..
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Somalia and The Gambia have been praised during a recent address to the Human Rights Council delivered by the United Nation’s High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zei Ra’ad Al Hussein..
The countries of Seychelles and South Africa have agreed to strengthen the diplomatic ties as they celebrate the 25th anniversary of the establishment of bilateral diplomatic relations between the nations..
The African Development Bank (AfDB), Africa’s foremost financial agency on business and trade development hasannounced talks with Governors to adopt proactive, effective and efficient strategies that will aid in closing.
Ghana’s president, Nana Akufo-Addo, has tasked locally operating banks to reduce their interest rates so as to compliment the efforts being made by his government to create a more stable.
The World Bank has pledged $20 million as support for Congo’s health sector, APA learned Tuesday from its representative in Brazzaville. World Bank’s director of nutritional health and population, Trina.
A notable change has emerged in the government of Cameroon as regards the resent cabinet reshuffle from the federal government. Following the heat of crisis in the Anglophone regions of.
Morocco will emphasize its compact nature and “sweet spot location” when it submits its 2026 World Cup bid book to Fifa later this month. The North African nation is the.
Ghana’s Vice-President, Mahamudu Bawumia, has said the country will certify the value of gold exports as part of efforts to tighten controls on the sector to ensure the state receives.
Agriculture will continue to generate employment in Africa over the next decades, but businesses around farming, including processing, packaging, transportation, distribution, marketing and financial services, could also create jobs for.
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) will attract $1.5 billion to Mauritania to finance development of trade and related infrastructure under the terms of a memorandum of understanding signed with the.