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KARIUKI: President Ruto right candidate to galvanize African leadership in tackling climate change - Vimarsana News

KARIUKI: President Ruto right candidate to galvanize African leadership in tackling climate change

He has been involved in initiatives aimed at promoting smart agriculture

Africa needs to wield its soft power - Vimarsana News

Africa needs to wield its soft power

As the 2023 Africa Soft Power Project (ASP) summit takes place in Kigali, ASP founder Nkiru Balonwu, speaks to us about how Africa can work on improving its soft power to tackle issues including climate change and gender inequality.

30 years of oppression under Isaias Afwerki – DW – 05/23/2023 - Vimarsana News

30 years of oppression under Isaias Afwerki – DW – 05/23/2023

Isaias Afwerki once was hailed as Eritrea's independence hero. But over the past three decades, his policies have pushed the country into isolation, leading to two-thirds of the country living below the poverty line.

Source: dw.com
Sudan: Heavy clashes ahead of weeklong cease-fire – DW – 05/22/2023 - Vimarsana News

Sudan: Heavy clashes ahead of weeklong cease-fire – DW – 05/22/2023

Just minutes after a cease-fire brokered by Washington and Riyadh, Sudan's warring parties continued to fight each other. Previous truces struck during the past weeks of the conflict have been repeatedly breached.

Source: dw.com
Sudan: Clashes reported after weeklong cease-fire starts – DW – 05/22/2023 - Vimarsana News

Sudan: Clashes reported after weeklong cease-fire starts – DW – 05/22/2023

Just minutes after a cease-fire brokered by Washington and Riyadh, Sudan's warring parties continued to fight each other. Previous truces struck during the past weeks of the conflict have been repeatedly breached.

Source: dw.com