Navigating supply chains amid recent coups in Africa [Business Africa]
In a world where intricate supply chains power the global economy, political instability can spell far-reaching consequences.
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Savannah African Art Museum summer workshop series celebrates African culture and traditions
The Savannah African Art Museum has announced a series of summer workshops continuing this year's theme of "Honoring and Celebrating." The three-part series is centered...
Source: connectsavannah.com
Decentralisation Process: Government Evaluates Path Covered, Presents Prospects
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Source: cameroon-tribune.cm
5 Priests, 1 religous sister and 3 lay people abducted in Cameroon's west
Five Catholic priests, one consecrated sister and two lay faithful were kidnapped by unknown assailants who set fire to a church on Friday in western Cameroon, the Bishops of the ecclesiastical province of Bamenda announced in statement dated September 17.
Source: africanews.com
German bureaucracy slows looted artifacts′ return | Africa | DW
Cologne's Rautenstrauch Joest Museum wants to return an artifact looted from the Bangwa community in Cameroon. But Germany's intricate processes may make restitution difficult.
Source: dw.com