387 international leaders including human rights authorities, NGOs and religious communities are calling on South Korea to stop suppression on a minor religions group named Shincheonji Church of Jesus for COVID-19. After the outbreak, a district court is investigating under suspicion of intentional spread of the COVID-19 arresting 6 church […]
On July 20, a webinar on a new religious movement in South Korea and its political, religious, and social dimensions with the recent COVID-19 crisis invited international scholars and experts in the field of religion, international law, and human rights. Titled “COVID-19 and Religious Freedom: Scapegoating Shincheonji in South Korea”, […]
We are excited to announce the launch of our China-Africa Digital Trade Week starting from 29th June to 5th July this 7-day event will transpire on our virtual platform “Global Trade Week – VE”. On June 29th, 2020, China-Africa Digital Trade Week organized by the MIE Group in partnership with […]
Embezzlement of European Humanitarian Aid continues in Tindouf camps in Algeria Unfortunately, and despite promises from the European Commission to put an end to the diversion of humanitarian aid in the Tindouf camps in Algeria, this diversion continues … overwhelming new evidence comes to support this thesis. In 1975, following […]
The Ghana Morocco Old Students Association (GHAMOSA) has showered praises on His Majesty King Mohammed VI, King of Morocco for his Africa COVID 19 initiatives. On Monday April 13, King Mohammed VI held high-level talks with the President of Cote D’Ivoire Alassane Dramane Ouattara and the President of Senegal Macky […]
A Security Expert, Daniel Akpalu has expressed fears that there would be uncontrolled violence if the Togolese Electoral Commission did not give correct details of the recently held elections. He has therefore urged the Togolese citizens to push the country to a referendum for their Constitution to be re-written. According […]
Africa’s future depends on “accurate, reliable information” to enrich its democracy and ensure its development progress, former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo told British parliamentarians and thought leaders. In his keynote address to the Afrobarometer/University of Strathclyde Conference on “Public Opinion, Democratic Governance, and Inclusive Development in Africa” in Glasgow, Scotland, […]
New Afrobarometer survey data shows that most Africans support democratic elections as the best way to choose their leaders if they see their previous elections as free and fair, and especially if those elections produced a change in leadership, In the seventh of its Pan-Africa Profiles series based on recent […]
The political opposition in Benin, Alliance for Sustainable Democracy in Africa (ASDA) has called for a change of government at the executive level, followed by new, inclusive legislative elections and accompanied by the restoration of the civil liberties in Benin. According to the group civil liberties have been eroded since […]
A project advancing committee has met in Accra to lay down proper roadmap for the ongoing infrustractural boosting among the 16 West African States. The project which is part of effort to boost community trade, facilitate transport and road transit in the west African sub-region through the provision of […]
