Category: Leadership

-Lisa Bryant | VOA The United Nations has hailed the arrest of a wanted Rwandan genocide suspect, Felicien Kabuga, who appeared before a Paris court under heavy police protection on Tuesday. Kabuga’s court appearance came three days after French police arrested the 84-year-old at his…

–Jamey Keaten | Maria Cheng | The Associated Press China will provide $2 billion over two years to fight the coronavirus pandemic, President Xi Jinping said Monday, rallying around the World Health Organization and its efforts even as the Trump administration has slashed funding for…

Former Nigerian President, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has denied a statement credited to him concerning the relationship between the South East and the people of the Niger Delta, describing it as a fabricated speech. The report claimed that the former President spoke on the stand of…

–Agence Ecofin Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have just signed an agreement to preserve the biodiversity of Lake Kivu in the context of the exploitation of its energy resources. The document signed between the two states aims to regulate the exploitation…

For decades African hospitals had been operating entirely manually, from taking notes on paper on how many patients entered the hospital on any given day, to what type of care those patients needed, or where they were supposed to be directed to. The result was…

-The LLP Desk The 18th Director-General of Nigeria’s largest and foremost Youth Agency, NYSC (National Youth Service Corps), Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim, DSS, Ph.D., MTRCN, is one year in office as at today, Monday 11th May, 2020. The NYSC as a body has served diligently and…

–Gregory Gondwe Two firms are entrusted with developing hemp for materials and treatment Malawi has legalised the cultivation of cannabis as the country seeks an alternative to tobacco, its main earner of foreign exchange which is under pressure from anti-smoking campaigns. Parliament in February passed…

-Africanews In some households, hunger is more devastating than the coronavirus. In Zimbabwe, in particular, containment measures prevent many day-to-day workers from earning their daily bread. For the past 19 days, Samantha Murozoki, an immigration lawyer, has been helping the most vulnerable residents of her…

–James Crump Laurent Duvernay-Tardif: Super Bowl champion using doctorate in medicine to help tackle coronavirus ‘I accepted this opportunity with a lot of pride and humility’ Super Bowl champion, Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, is helping tackle the coronavirus pandemic by volunteering at a local nursing home. The Kansas…