60th Anniversary of Moroccan-Belgian Labor Agreement Commemorated in Liège
The Moroccan Consulate General in Liège commemorated the 60th anniversary of the 1964 Moroccan-Belgian labor agreement, honoring early immigrant miners and celebrating the contributions of the Moroccan diaspora to Belgium's social and economic landscape.
60th Anniversary of Moroccan-Belgian Labor Agreement Commemorated in Liège
The Moroccan Consulate General in Liège commemorated the 60th anniversary of the 1964 Moroccan-Belgian labor agreement, honoring early immigrant miners and celebrating the contributions of the Moroccan diaspora to Belgium's social and economic landscape.
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VaxSen Receives $45 Million to Expand Vaccine Production in Senegal
VaxSen, Institut Pasteur de Dakar's vaccine entity, secured $45 million from the DFC, AfDB, and IFC to expand vaccine production at its Madiba facility in Diamniadio, Senegal, addressing global shortages and boosting Africa's health security.
VaxSen Receives $45 Million to Expand Vaccine Production in Senegal
VaxSen, Institut Pasteur de Dakar's vaccine entity, secured $45 million from the DFC, AfDB, and IFC to expand vaccine production at its Madiba facility in Diamniadio, Senegal, addressing global shortages and boosting Africa's health security.
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Madagascar Integrates Green Initiatives into AfCFTA Strategies
Madagascar launched an ambitious project to integrate green initiatives into its African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) strategies, aligning its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) with AfCFTA goals to combat climate change and promote sustainable trade, involving stakeholder consultati...
Madagascar Integrates Green Initiatives into AfCFTA Strategies
Madagascar launched an ambitious project to integrate green initiatives into its African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) strategies, aligning its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) with AfCFTA goals to combat climate change and promote sustainable trade, involving stakeholder consultati...
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Congo's Women's Football Teams Begin 2026 WAFCON and World Cup Qualifiers
Thirty-eight African nations will compete in the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, with Congo's senior women's team facing Malawi in the first round (Feb 17-26, 2025), while their under-20 and under-17 teams also face qualifying matches in 2025.
Congo's Women's Football Teams Begin 2026 WAFCON and World Cup Qualifiers
Thirty-eight African nations will compete in the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, with Congo's senior women's team facing Malawi in the first round (Feb 17-26, 2025), while their under-20 and under-17 teams also face qualifying matches in 2025.
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World Bank Approves $200 Million for Togo's Development Reforms
The World Bank approved a $200 million grant to support Togo's ambitious reforms for sustainable and inclusive development, focusing on agriculture, rural electrification, climate change, human capital, and fiscal space, aligning with the government's 2025 roadmap and emergency plan for the Savanes ...
World Bank Approves $200 Million for Togo's Development Reforms
The World Bank approved a $200 million grant to support Togo's ambitious reforms for sustainable and inclusive development, focusing on agriculture, rural electrification, climate change, human capital, and fiscal space, aligning with the government's 2025 roadmap and emergency plan for the Savanes ...
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Regional Cooperation and Sustainable Finance Essential for African Market Stability
At the Africa Financial Summit in Casablanca, AMMC President Nezha Hayat highlighted the crucial role of regional cooperation and sustainable finance in strengthening African financial markets, citing the AELP platform and the recent launch of a futures market in Morocco as key advancements.
Regional Cooperation and Sustainable Finance Essential for African Market Stability
At the Africa Financial Summit in Casablanca, AMMC President Nezha Hayat highlighted the crucial role of regional cooperation and sustainable finance in strengthening African financial markets, citing the AELP platform and the recent launch of a futures market in Morocco as key advancements.
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Algerian Minister Addresses Mostaganem Water Concerns
In Algiers, Algeria's Minister of Hydraulics, Taha Derbal, met with Mostaganem's National People's Assembly members on Saturday to address water concerns, including potable water supply, sanitation, and irrigation needs, outlining steps to improve services and resource management.
Algerian Minister Addresses Mostaganem Water Concerns
In Algiers, Algeria's Minister of Hydraulics, Taha Derbal, met with Mostaganem's National People's Assembly members on Saturday to address water concerns, including potable water supply, sanitation, and irrigation needs, outlining steps to improve services and resource management.
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Bineta Diop Awarded Honorary Doctorate for Peacebuilding
Bineta Diop, Special Envoy for Women, Peace and Security of the African Union Commission Chairperson, received an honorary doctorate from the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein, South Africa on December 9th, 2024, for her exceptional contributions to peacebuilding and conflict resolution i...
Bineta Diop Awarded Honorary Doctorate for Peacebuilding
Bineta Diop, Special Envoy for Women, Peace and Security of the African Union Commission Chairperson, received an honorary doctorate from the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein, South Africa on December 9th, 2024, for her exceptional contributions to peacebuilding and conflict resolution i...
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Morocco's Growing Global Influence: A Key Player in Multilateralism
During the 13th Atlantic Dialogues in Rabat, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem highlighted Morocco's rising international influence, citing its economic development, societal reforms, and the increasing number of Moroccans returning home from abroad, all contributing to its role in reshaping global governance.
Morocco's Growing Global Influence: A Key Player in Multilateralism
During the 13th Atlantic Dialogues in Rabat, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem highlighted Morocco's rising international influence, citing its economic development, societal reforms, and the increasing number of Moroccans returning home from abroad, all contributing to its role in reshaping global governance.
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"South Africa Distributes 4,000 Comfort Bags to Rape Victims Amidst Widespread Sexual Violence"
"Tears Foundation in South Africa distributed over 4,000 comfort bags to victims of rape, highlighting the country's widespread problem of sexual violence where one-third of women have experienced it. The bags contain essential items and are given to police units specializing in sexual violence case...
"South Africa Distributes 4,000 Comfort Bags to Rape Victims Amidst Widespread Sexual Violence"
"Tears Foundation in South Africa distributed over 4,000 comfort bags to victims of rape, highlighting the country's widespread problem of sexual violence where one-third of women have experienced it. The bags contain essential items and are given to police units specializing in sexual violence case...
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International Workshop Seeks to Remove African Sites from UNESCO's Danger List
A five-day international workshop in Rabat aims to remove African sites from UNESCO's List of World Heritage in Danger by assessing them and finding solutions; ICESCO and the African World Heritage Fund signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on heritage preservation.
International Workshop Seeks to Remove African Sites from UNESCO's Danger List
A five-day international workshop in Rabat aims to remove African sites from UNESCO's List of World Heritage in Danger by assessing them and finding solutions; ICESCO and the African World Heritage Fund signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on heritage preservation.
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Senegal: Renewed Efforts to Close Lead Recycling Plant Amidst Health Concerns
In Ndiakhate, Senegal, the CRADESC and Ford Foundation are restarting efforts to close a lead recycling plant blamed for health issues in nearby communities; following a meeting with residents, they are engaging with new government authorities to seek a solution.
Senegal: Renewed Efforts to Close Lead Recycling Plant Amidst Health Concerns
In Ndiakhate, Senegal, the CRADESC and Ford Foundation are restarting efforts to close a lead recycling plant blamed for health issues in nearby communities; following a meeting with residents, they are engaging with new government authorities to seek a solution.
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