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An Election which Could have Significant Ramifications for the Direction of the AfDB - Vimarsana News

An Election which Could have Significant Ramifications for the Direction of the AfDB

Early next year the board of governors at the African Development Bank (AfDB) will elect the bank’s next president, as the incumbent Akinwumi Adesina comes to

Senegal's election and Africa's future - Vimarsana News

Senegal's election and Africa's future

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Senegal's election and Africa's future - Vimarsana News

Senegal's election and Africa's future

 WASHINGTON, DC — Although Senegal’s GDP is dwarfed by that of the West African giant Nigeria, this small country with an open economy plays an outsize role on the continent, owing to its status as a “maturing democracy”, Senegalese pride themselves for having never suffered a coup since achieving independence from France in 1960. That record stands in stark contrast to the

Senegal's election and Africa's future - Vimarsana News

Senegal's election and Africa's future

WASHINGTON, DC - Although Senegal’s GDP is dwarfed by that of the West African giant Nigeria, this small country with an open economy plays an outsize role on the continent, owing to its status as a “maturing democracy.” Senegalese pride themselves for having never suffered a coup since achieving independence from France in 1960. That record stands in stark contrast to the rest of the region, where, just in the past few years, governments have been overthrown in Guinea, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, and Gabon.

Atlantic Council Claims Climate Change Making Middle East And N. Africa Unlivable. It's Not - Vimarsana News

Atlantic Council Claims Climate Change Making Middle East And N. Africa Unlivable. It's Not

The countries in the region are mostly hot and arid climates, but no data shows that climate change is making things worse for them.