SOCIETY
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Niger maintains closed borders with Benin
The President of the Nigerien transitional government, General Abdourahamane Tiani, reaffirmed on Saturday, November 8, 2025, his decision to maintain…
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Kenya : USD 928,733 invested in cochlear implants
As part of a humanitarian partnership between the Voice of Children Foundation Kenya, chaired by First Lady Rachel Ruto, and…
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Kenya : Farmers Increasingly uses Digital Innovations
In Kenya, many farmers are increasingly turning to digital innovations to drive what experts are calling a modern Green Revolution.…
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Cameroon : Memorandum of Understanding on the Fight Against Social Fraud Signed Between NSIF and DGSN
This is a first in the history of social protection in Cameroon. The National Social Insurance Fund (NSIF) and the…
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Africa : more than 230,000 migrants in eight months
In the Horn of Africa, labor migration is taking on a new dimension. Faced with hundreds of thousands of often…
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Somalia : over 10 000 tourists arrivals reported in 2024
On September 1, 2025, Somalia launched its Electronic Travel Authorization (eTAS), providing travelers with faster entry into the country compared…
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Zambia : 250 health facilities gain access to energy
In a significant step towards equitable access to healthcare, the Zambian government, in collaboration with GAVI, the Vaccine Alliance, UNICEF…
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Democratic Republic of Congo : USD 3 billion spend annually on food imports
The Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa’s second-largest country, still relies heavily on processed food imports due to its vast expanses…
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Africa-Caribbean Forum: A leadership tree planted in St. George’s to honor Benedict Oramah
On July 29, in St. George’s, the capital of Grenada, a majestic tree was planted in honor of Professor Benedict…
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Uganda : 38% hike in child labour since 2019
June 12 marks the World Day Against Child Labour. In Uganda, the situation remains critical: since 2019, the country has…
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