New Algerian PM says new government will be ‘technocratic”
Algeria’s new prime minister, Noureddine Bedoui, said recently he would form an inclusive and technocratic government that involved young Algerians who have been staging protests
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Tackling Nigeria’s Plethora of Violent Conflicts
The condition of affairs of Nigeria was once the envy of many countries. She is the most populous country in Africa and richly endowed with
Tackling Migration, Gender Issues
To tackle migration and gender issues, the French Government simultaneously through its Alliance Francaise office in Lagos,Nigeria and 69 other nations globally, held its first
UK Launches Global Fund to Help End ‘Period Poverty’ By 2050
London — Britain launched a global “period poverty” fund and taskforce on recently to help all women and girls access sanitary products by 2050 and
Africa: Why Changing the Narrative about African Children Matters
The 2018 Africa Child Policy Forum (ACPF) 2018 report is concerned about what it describes as “unfolding human development crisis”. This is due to the
Invest in Africa’s youth before migration to Europe doubles, says UN official
Economic migration from Africa to Europe driven by poverty could double in the next decade unless urgent investment is made in job creation for young people in
Life is miserable’: Even when there’s food in South Sudan, many can’t afford it
If a teacher in South Sudan wants to buy a chicken for dinner, he would have to save everything he earns for two full months
Africa’s youth: a “ticking time bomb” or an opportunity?
Senegalese opposition politicians denounced the country’s high unemployment rate to mobilize youth against former President Abdoulaye Wade in the country’s 2012 presidential election. Joblessness was
Migration expected to top Merkel’s agenda on West Africa tour
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is set to begin a tour of three West African countries, Senegal, Ghana and Nigeria, with efforts to boost economic ties and limit irregular
Nigerian soldiers demand break from Boko Haram
Disillusioned, exhausted Nigerian troops battling a surge in Boko Haram attacks have reached breaking point and hundreds of soldiers protested at an airport in Borno