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ECOWAS, UNOAU galvanize support to increase women participation in electoral processes Nigeria-ECOWAS-Gender December 14, 2020 to 15:22 387 APA – Lagos (Nigeria) The Directorate of Humanitarian and Social Affairs engaged virtually with ECOWAS Network of Electoral Commissions, ECONEC, Women Leaders, ECOWAS Election Assistance and Democracy and Good Governance Divisions, Civil Society Organisations and Independent Experts to fashion ways to increase effective engagemen...

Zambia Centre for Interparty Dialogue (ZCID) has called upon the government of Zambia through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to quickly intervene in the case of opposition Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) leader Nevers Mumba, who is detained in a hotel in the Democratic Republic of Congo. In a statement released to the media ZCID said that the government must ensure Dr Nevers Mumbas’ safety is prioritized if there will be need and that the government should also provide the nation with the accurate status of his restriction to avoid unwarranted speculations. Below is the full statem...

By Dr Parkie Mbozi In boxing they say you need a technical knock out to bring down a champion. I will piggyback on this analogy and argue that in politics, you need a conglomerate of movements and an all-inclusive well-oiled team, which is holding the centre, to bring down the party in power. Both Donald Trump and Joe Biden had connections to, and endorsement from, numerous movements. However, Biden’s election as the 46 th President of the United States of America was to a large extent due to having more effective connection with, and use of, a movement of movements. His win offers to our ...

news Factional gatherings signal cracks are further deepening in the ruling party Kathmandu Post Kathmandu, Dec. 12 -- As the ruling Nepal Communist Party is sinking in the mire of a deepening feud, its leaders are holding factional gatherings in, what insiders say, attempts to gauge their strengths. With the next Standing Committee meeting scheduled for Sunday and a Central Committee meeting for December 20, factions led by party chairs KP Sharma Oli and Pushpa Kamal Dahal are talking to leaders from their groups so as to devise their strategies. So far, Dahal, backed by Madh...