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Mo Abudu joins hundreds of Lagosians in “Bring Back our Girls” Rally

Lagos, Nigeria (May 05, 2014) Executive Chairman and CEO of EbonyLife TV, Mo Abudu, joined Women for Peace and Justice, a coalition of civil society groups, human rights activists and other good spirited Nigerians in a sympathy rally on Monday, lending her super celebrity voice and status to the global call for the rescue and ... Read More
 

The #BringBackOurGirls campaign continues to gain support from around the world. 


06 May 2014 As the news of the kidnap of over 200 girls from a secondary school in Borno, Nigeria enters its third week, a campaign to raise awareness of their kidnap continues to raise awareness and support from around the world. #BringBackOurGirls has seen daily rallies from Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Kaduna in Nigeria, with ... Read More
 

World Dance Day Celebration

06 May 2014 The 29th of May marked World Dance Day, a day set aside for dancers and lovers of dance. For the first time, dancers, dance clubs and organizations and supporters of dance in Abuja joined in the celebration, with a dance day cipher, speech and dance-a-thon guest appearances from the American Embassy, The ... Read More
 

Tanzania to conclude an emission reduction purchase agreement with the World Bank.

06 May 2014 In green news, Tanzania is preparing to conclude an emission reduction purchase agreement with the World Bank, which allows citizens to get compensation for climate friendly actions including conservation of forests. World Bank Senior Communication Officer for Climate Change and Finance Department, Ms Isabel Hagbrink, said negotiations into the deal are at final ... Read More
 

Zambian Government Launches the single dosage Antiretroviral Treatment.

30 Apr 2014 The Zambian Government has launched the single dosage Antiretroviral Treatment, which will help to increase the eligibility of children and adults to receive treatment. This decision is part of the new guidelines designed to create increased coverage for people living with HIV and AIDS. The guidelines have also set standards of care ... Read More
 

Nineteen University-based African Centers of Excellence (ACE) to recieve grant from world bank.

30 Apr 2014 Nineteen university-based African Centers of Excellence (ACE) across seven countries in West and Central Africa will receive a combined grant of $150 million from the World Bank, to enable them provide training and higher education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), as well as agriculture and healthcare. The countries are Nigeria, ... Read More