Peter Sesay The head of the UN’s Ebola fighting force, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, expressed concerns on Sunday regarding passive efforts geared towards neutralizing the virus, praising Guinea for adopting … Read More
By Bill J. Fighter A new study conducted by the National Urban League, a historic civil rights organization dedicated to the economic empowerment of black communities, revealed that blacks are … Read More
By Alan Green Donors from around the world vowed to fund a decade-long plan designed to establish political stability in Guinea-Bissau, pledging over one billion euros on Wednesday. Although it … Read More
By Ahmed A. Salifou A new report conducted by the World Policy Analysis Center at UCLA’s Fielding School of Public Health indicates that over 170 countries have laws that give … Read More
By Ed Arthur U.N. officials say that natural disasters disproportionately affect women, who are 14 times more likely than men to die in the event of such, pushing for gender … Read More
By Jibril Ture The president of Senegal, Macky Sall, told the press on Tuesday in Dakar that he intends to organize a referendum next year to reduce the term length … Read More
By Alpha J. Ahmed After examining Eritrea’s human rights situation over a four-month span, the United Nations disclosed at the Human Rights Council (HRC) today in Geneva an interim report … Read More
By Jibril Ture The U.S. government has refrained from getting involved in the tug of war between Sierra Leone’s Vice President Samuel Sam-Sumana and the country’s ruling party, the All … Read More
By Peter Sesay According to a study conducted by The Lancet, a weekly—and the oldest—general medical journal viewed as one of the most prestigious medical publications in the world, contrary … Read More
By Soumanou Salifou The adoption in New York on Monday of a political declaration by government officials confirming their commitment to achieve gender equality by 2030 is viewed as weak … Read More
