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ICC Rejects Ugandan Rebel Leader Dominic Ongwen's Appeal
Updated: Thu 18 Jul, 06:48 am
This decision means that Ongwen will stand trial for seventy counts, plus other additional charges of crimes against humanity committed in northern Uganda when he was deputy leader of the Lord's … read more »
Liberia: The Cocoa Comeback
Updated: Fri 27 Jan, 08:50 pm 2012
Taking stock of agricultural prospects after the war, the government has identified the rehabilitation of tree crops, as a priority, along with the recapitalization of smallholders. read more »
Traders Force Angola to Delay IMF Tax Deal
Updated: Tue 2 Jul, 03:32 pm
Angola has pushed back the controversial introduction of a 14% consumer tax on goods and services after its social partners demanded better preparation for it. The country signed an understanding with … read more »
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This decision means that Ongwen will stand trial for seventy counts, plus other additional charges of crimes against humanity committed in northern Uganda when he was deputy leader ... Read more »
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Globally, 821.6 million people - or 11% of the population - suffer from hunger, according to the State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2019 report. Africa has the ... Read more »
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This latest spread stems from a pastor who rode a bus from the northeast to Goma. Authorities have identified the two buses he took before arriving in Goma; these people will need ... Read more »
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About 1.7 million people worldwide became newly infected with HIV in 2018, a 16% decline since 2010, a new report by UNAIDS says. The report was launched at a community event in ... Read more »
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The UK Home Office is facing criticism for its view that women trafficked from Nigeria to Europe can return home "wealthy from prostitution" enjoying "high social-economic status". ... Read more »
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The United Nations Security Council held a closed emergency session to draft a response to the killing of at least 44 people in an air strike on a migrant and refugee detention ... Read more »
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Angola has pushed back the controversial introduction of a 14% consumer tax on goods and services after its social partners demanded better preparation for it. The country signed ... Read more »
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AllAfrica's Juanita Williams was in Moscow for the Afreximbank meetings - one of the preludes to the October 24 Russia-Africa Summit in Sochi, co-chaired Read more »
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Nigerian authorities must do more to end the ongoing use of torture and other forms of ill-treatment by law enforcement agencies, Amnesty International said in a statement released ... Read more »
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A video viewed by Human Rights Watch shows armed separatists torturing a man in an abandoned school in the North-West region of Cameroon in mid-May 2019. Read more »
