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Expert groups claim that the new draft of the fisheries subsidies favours developed countries and risks the interests of small fishers

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Entrepreneurs in the apparel sector, however, are not alarmed by the EU’s move

Former President Bakili Muluzi has said it is an honor to represent President Lazarus Chakwera at Zambia's former president Rupiah Banda Funeral. The Minist

Eric LeCompte Addresses Special UN Session on COVID Response Eric LeCompte Addresses Special UN Session on COVID Response April 24, 2021 United Nations ECOSOC Special Session on Small Island Developing States, Least Developed Countries and Landlocked Developing States:  Financing a resilient recovery from the cascading effects of COVID-19  23 April 2021 By Eric LeCompte, Executive Director, Jubilee USA Network (Remarks as prepared for delivery) Your Excellencies, its good to be with you for t...

Jamaica pledges leadership, commitment and strategic focus as it seeks re-election to the IMO council Jamaica has pledged to “offer leadership, commitment and strategic focus” by continuing its role as a Council member of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) – the United Nations specialised agency responsible for the safety, security and pollution control of the global shipping industry. Announcing Jamaica’s candidature for re-election to Category C of the IMO Council for 2022-...

Sierra Leone Telegraph: 20 January 2021: A Sierra Leonean, Ambassador Yvette Stevens (M.Sc., DIC., FSLIE, MIET) has won the 2021 Imperial College Distinguished Alumni Award The prestigious Imperial College London is a one-of-a-kind institution in the UK, focusing solely on science, engineering, medicine and business. It has been consistently rated in the top-five UK universities and in the top-ten universities worldwide. The Imperial College Alumni Awards started in 2020, and honours alumni in ...

Kenya-UK trade deal won’t harm EAC Friday December 18 2020 By JAINDI KISERO Summary Signing a deal became urgent for Kenya because the country needed to access the UK market beyond 2020 when EU regulations will cease to apply to the UK. Kenya had either to negotiate a bilateral deal with the UK or face the consequences of trading with the UK under manifestly disadvantageous WTO trading terms. Making things even more complicated, Kenya could only negotiate a post-Brexit arrangement with the UK...