Political power of women suffering ‘serious regression’, General Assembly President warns
Written by Brou Bertrand
There has been a “serious regression” in the political power of women across the world in recent years, UN General Assembly President María Fernanda Espinosa told delegates to the annual summit of women activists at UN Headquarters in New York on Tuesday.
DR Congo: ‘New waves of violence’ likely, UN warns, unless State acts to prevent intercommunal reprisals
Written by Brou Bertrand
"New waves of violence” could erupt "at any time" in western Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the UN rights office warned on Tuesday, unless the Government acts to ease “tensions and resentment” between the two communities involved.
The inauguration ceremony of the president of the Methodist University of Cote D’Ivoire Student Association (MUCI-SA)
Written by Brou Bertrand
The ceremony was held on Friday, the 1st of March 2019 from 10 am to 12pm at Cocody in the presence of Mr. Beugré Mambé, the governor of the autonomous district of Abidjan, Mr. Sea Honoré the deputy governor of the autonomous district of Abidjan,
‘A new chapter’ dawns for democracy in Guinea-Bissau
Written by Brou Bertrand
The UN’s Deputy Special Representative in the West African state of Guinea-Bissau, has congratulated politicians, voters and officials across the country for the peaceful conduct of Sunday’s national assembly elections.
Education remains an impossible dream for many refugees and migrants
Written by Brou Bertrand
Senegal: reelection of President Macky Sall
Written by Brou Bertrand
Anti-Bouteflika protests continue in Algeria
Written by Brou Bertrand
UN global education envoy urges new funding for ‘lost generation’ of children forced out of classrooms by conflict
Written by Brou Bertrand
Capacity building and information session at the NCP office
Written by Brou Bertrand
Focus on Africa: Pollsters set the stage for crucial Nigerian elections
Written by Brou Bertrand
Undecided voters hold the key to Nigeria's Presidential elections, according to latest opinion surveys. Polling agencies are painting a rare picture of Nigerian politics as Africa’s largest democracy goes to the polls to elect a President, a Vice President and a National Assembly.
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