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As a result, leaders in the Sub-region have pledged to involve the youths more in governance issues

Boateng previously worked with Marks & Spencer, the UK’s Citizens Advice Bureau and more…

Meet 22-year-old Azeez Abubakar, a climate activist from Nigeria who's heading to COP26 to urge climate action and climate justice for Africa.

ACER is expanding its work in Africa through the evaluation of the Zambian Girls 2030 program.

Ivan Menezes, CEO, Diageo Since becoming the CEO of Diageo (DGE.L) in 2013, Ivan has been passionate about driving inclusion and diversity at the company.  Story continues In 2020 he launched a new 10-year sustainability action plan titled ‘Society 2030: Spirit of Progress’.  The plan laid out goals including increasing the representation of ethnic minorities in leadership positions to 45% by 2030, as well as increasing the percentage of Diageo suppliers from female and minority-owned bus...

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Font Size A new study from a leftist group claims that Instagram uses its recommendations to promote “dangerous misinformation and conspiracy theories.” But the study was vague about what that even means. The study design was as biased as the group behind it. The leftist group responsible for the study has been pushing to deplatform sites like The Federalist and ZeroHedge. It was founded by a self-described “expert in online malignant behaviour” who is unabashedly anti-fre...

Researchers are concerned that Instagrams new "suggested posts" feature is contributing to the spread of misinformation. Credit: AFP via Getty Images Instagram Suggested Posts To Users. It Served Up Covid-19 Falsehoods, Study Finds By at 9:01 pm NPR Instagram recommended false claims about Covid-19, vaccines and the 2020 U.S. election to people who appeared interested in related topics, according to a new report from a group that tracks online misinformation. ...

Denis Charlet/AFP via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Denis Charlet/AFP via Getty Images Researchers are concerned that Instagrams new "suggested posts" feature is contributing to the spread of misinformation. Denis Charlet/AFP via Getty Images Instagram recommended false claims about COVID-19, vaccines and the 2020 U.S. election to people who appeared interested in related topics, according to a new report from a group that tracks online misinfo...