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A Consortium of civil society and research think tanks yesterday launched the Regional Citizen’s Dialogue Programme (RCDP) as a collaborative initiative for

A consortium of civil society organisations (CSOs) in partnership with the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) have launched a programme titled the "Regional Citizen's Dialogue Programme (RCDP) as collaborative initiative for preventing and responding to unconstitutional changes of government in West Africa.

The Civil Society Agriculture Network (CisaNet) has faulted the government for allocating less than 10 percent of the national budget to the Ministry of Agriculture. Presenting the proposed 2024/25 budget in Parliament last Friday, Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs Simplex Chithyola Banda allocated K497.75 billion to the ministry, representing 8.3 percent of the planned

By resolution of the Council of Ministers of Belarus dated February 21st, 2024, an agreement between the governments of the Republic ...

In this maiden address at the 37th Ordinary Session of African Union in Addis-Ababa, President Bola Tinubu celebrated successful democratic transitions in Liberia, and Sierra Leone and spoke against the recurrence of coups in three West African countries, Republics of Guinea, Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, worsened by their withdrawal from the Economic Community of…

Neither Africa nor Nigeria is exempt from realities of this transition. Where there is transition, there inherently is uncertainty. 

The DG, National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, Jos, Prof. Ayo Omatayo, has said that the dons came together to address the menace.

The Regional Citizen’s Dialogue Programme (RCDP), an initiative for preventing and responding to Unconstitutional Changes of Government (UCG) in West Africa,

Lesotho, African Union Commission, African Development Bank , and partners call for renewed commitment to boost nutrition for Africa’s children; "We have a duty and a responsibility to reduce malnutrition and stunting in Africa by 40% by 2025 - just one year from now" - Adesina. Africa’s children are paying a huge price for malnutrition,

Dr Ismahane Elouafi has her work cut out. As the new executive managing director of CGIAR, her mandate is to tackle the world’s most severe hunger crisis.