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Uganda leads in adopting tripartite standards on drivers licensing

Uganda has become the first country in the eastern and southern African region to convert its driver’s licensing categories to conform to the regionally harmonized Tripartite Transit and Transport Facilitation Programme (TTTFP) standards. The county will commence issuance of the new licenses from the 1st March 2021, according to Mr. Winstone Katushabe, Commissioner Transport Regulation and Safety in Uganda. The TTTFP drivers’ license categories and driving license card, are based on International Standards Organization (ISO) and the United Nations road traffic regulations. Uganda has already amended her Traffic and Road Safety Act of 1998, a process that was completed in May 2020.

President Tshisekedi Takes Over as the New Chairperson of the African Union for 2021

Modern Diplomacy Published 2 months ago The African Union (AU) has held a two-day summit to elect new team, and to discuss a wide range of issues including a rise in coronavirus infections, border disputes and displacement due to fighting. At the virtual 34th Ordinary Session of the Assembly, Felix-Antoine Tshisekedi, the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, took over the rotating AU Chairmanship from his South African counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa. The pan-African body’s assembly elected high-level officials to lead the African Union Commission. Moussa Faki was re-elected for the second term as AUC Chairperson following the end of his first term tenure (2017-2020). The Chairperson of the AU Commission is elected by the Assembly for a four-year term, renewable once.

No country in Africa to be left behind in COVID-19 response

  A signage at an entrance to the African Union (AU) Mission is pictured in Washington, DC, US Dec 15, 2020. [Photo/Agencies] The African Union has committed to ensuring all its member states are part of the continent’s efforts to prevent and contain the novel coronavirus pandemic, especially with the rollout of a continental vaccination program. This was revealed at the assembly of heads of state and government during the opening of the 34th African Union summit held virtually, and which concluded today. At the meeting, the union committed to strengthening the collective response to the COVID-19 crisis, marshalling resources for the benefit of all and striving to ensure that no country is left behind.

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