Tag: West Africa
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Glitzy Cities Grow Fast, But Many Are Left Behind: West Africa’s Uneven Urban Boom
West Africa’s urban surge: a tale of two speeds Across West Africa’s glittering skyline, shimmering towers and bustling nightlife signal a surge in urban growth. Yet beneath the surface, a different narrative unfolds: millions are left behind, living in informal settlements with limited access to housing, water, electricity, and reliable transport. This paradox—spectacular development alongside…
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West Africa’s Glittering Cities: Growth vs. Inequality
West Africa’s glittering cities: a paradox of growth Across the West African coastline, rapid urban expansion has rewritten skylines and redefined opportunity. From Lagos’s splashy high-rises to Abidjan’s modern streets, cities are expanding at a pace that dazzles investors and travelers alike. Yet beneath the glitter, a harsher truth persists: millions of residents struggle to…
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West Africa’s Glittering Cities, Growing Urban Divide
Introduction: The paradox of rapid urban growth Across West Africa, skylines are rising and investment is pouring in, especially along the region’s bustling coastlines. From Lagos to Abidjan, gleaming new developments sit beside crowded neighborhoods that lack reliable water, electricity, or affordable housing. This paradox is not just a headline—it’s a lived reality for millions…
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Guinean President Accepts Resignation of Prime Minister and Government
Guinea Undergoes a Major Shake-Up as Resignation Is Accepted In a bold move that signals a significant shift in Guinea’s political landscape, President Mamady Doumbouya announced that he has accepted the resignation of Prime Minister and Head of Government Amadou Oury Bah, along with the entire government. The decision, announced in Conakry, marks a rare…
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Guinea: President Doumbouya Accepts Resignation of Prime Minister and Entire Government
Guinea Faces a Major Cabinet Shake-Up In a surprising move that signals a new phase in Guinea’s political landscape, President Mamady Doumbouya formally accepted the resignation of Prime Minister and Head of Government Amadou Oury Bah, along with the entire government. The announcement, made by Amara Camara, the Minister-Secretary-General of the presidency, confirms a complete…
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Immigration Council Unveils Project Secure Our Borders to Strengthen Ghana’s Border Security
Ghana Takes a Proactive Step to Fortify Its Borders In a move aimed at strengthening national security and protecting the integrity of its migration system, the Ghana Immigration Service Council Board has unveiled a new initiative dubbed Project Secure Our Borders. The proposal seeks to mobilize both public and private sector resources to enhance border…
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Ghana Readies Project Secure Our Borders to Fortify Border Protection
Ghana Launches Initiative to Strengthen Border Security The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) Council Board has unveiled a comprehensive new project designed to bolster the country’s border security and enhance the operational capacity of the service. Dubbed Project Secure Our Borders, the initiative seeks to mobilize resources from both public and private sectors to address evolving…
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Mamadi Doumbouya Sworn In as Guinea’s President and Vows Inclusive Governance
Guinea’s Moment of Transition Guinea welcomed a new era as General Mamadi Doumbouya was sworn in as the West African nation’s president. The ceremony, marked by formal pomp and a vow to heal divisions, took place against a backdrop of ongoing economic reform discussions and the country’s persistent poverty challenges. Doumbouya, who led a 2021…
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Meet the Australian Volunteers Transforming Lives on Africa’s Hospital Ship
Introduction: A sunrise mission On the largest civilian hospital ship in the world, a dedicated team of Australian medical professionals is redefining what humanitarian aid can look like. As the first light spills over the coast of West Africa, these volunteers prepare to meet thousands of patients who travel from nearby towns and villages seeking…
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Ghana Secures Airbus Helicopters Fleet Upgrade with H175Ms, ACH175, and ACH160
Ghana Awards Airbus Helicopters Contract for a Versatile Fleet In a landmark defense procurement, the Ministry of Defence of Ghana has awarded Airbus Helicopters a contract to supply a mixed fleet of aircraft, including two H175Ms, one ACH175, and one ACH160. The agreement, announced on January 15, 2026, marks a significant expansion of Ghana’s aviation…