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Following are UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed’s remarks to the thirty-first ordinary session of the African Union, as prepared for delivery, in Nouakchott, Mauritania, 1 …
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Following are UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed’s remarks to the thirty-first ordinary session of the African Union, as prepared for delivery, in Nouakchott, Mauritania, 1 July:
O…
(Delayed for technical reasons)Following are UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed’s remarks to the thirty-first ordinary session of the African Union, as prepared for delivery, in Nouakchott, Mauritania, 1 July:
On behalf of the United Nat…
Continue readingIn Summary – In 2007 Ethiopia introduced biofuel development strategy. Not long after, the non-oil producing country began promoting the availability of close to 24 million of hectares of land for global investors who are interested to plant cast…
Continue readingMinisters and high‑level representatives today adopted a series of conclusions and recommendations on financing for development and the means of implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, as the Economic and Social Council’s fo…
Continue readingNote: A complete summary of today’s meetings will be available after their conclusion.Ministerial Round Table 3
The first ministerial round table of the day was moderated by Marie Chatardova (Czechia), President of the Economic and Social Counc…
Secretary-General’s Youth Envoy Decries ‘Policy Panic’ Stemming from Unfounded Assumptions that Young People Are ViolentContrary to common perception, young people were not a nagging problem, but rather, powerful agents for resolving and preventin…
Continue readingIntroductionIt is 21 March 2018, in Rwanda’s sparklingly clean capital city Kigali. 44 African heads of state and government or their representatives gathered to sign what is now the world’s largest free trade area known as African Continental Fr…
Continue readingWe cope with the oppressive system of Capitalism by eating our children’s futures before eating them alive. Grace Ogot captures us in her 1968 classic Tekayo, literally a story of cannibalism, metaphorically one of abuse of trust by a man in a position…
Continue readingWe cope with the oppressive system of Capitalism by eating our children’s futures before eating them alive. Grace Ogot captures us in her 1968 classic Tekayo, literally a story of cannibalism, metaphorically one of abuse of trust by a man in a position…
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