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The Solomon Islands’ pro-Beijing prime minister has proposed changing the constitution to delay scheduled elections, officials confirmed yesterday, fueling concerns for the future of democracy in the Pacific nation. After months of speculation, Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has formally put a “constitution amendment bill” to parliament that would delay next year’s election — citing the burden of hosting the Pacific Games, a sporting event, in the same year. The propo...

As India prepares to welcome its new president and vice president in less than a month, we may expect a big and welcome change led by women.

Download logoParliament has stayed processing of the Constitution Amendment Bill, 2022 and tasked government to establish a Constitution Review Commission

There is an existential economic and political crisis in Zimbabwe, which has persisted since before the Government of National Unity (GNU)

The seven years milestone presents a major landmark and opportunity to review the service of President Buhari to the country, and its people.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Seven years after President Muhammadu took over office, the Presidency has scored the administration high in its achievements in many sectors of the economy .A statement issued by Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina to mark the seventh anniversary said Buhari took the oath of office

ISLAMABAD: The crackdown on PTI workers and leaders ahead of the PTI long march to Islamabad on Tuesday echoed in the National Assembly as the Grand Democratic Alliance, an ally of the PTI, raised...

The union cabinet has given its nod to 10 percent quota for poor among the general categories in Jammu and Kashmir and also approved the provision for SC/ST reservation in

PETALING JAYA: While supporting the move to pave the way to enact anti-hopping laws, the definition of party-hopping needs to be further fine-tuned, says Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin.

The nationalist parties of south Punjab see the draft bill as a political gimmick