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Obuasi SHTS misconduct investigation and administrative bans

8 clusters · 27 sources · last updated

Latest: Obuasi SHTS sexual abuse scandal: families prepare charges amid threats

Following allegations of sexual misconduct involving approximately 19 female students, Ghana’s Minister of Education ordered the immediate suspension of Zakaria Abdulai, the Headmaster of Obuasi Senior High Technical Sch

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African Union women’s economic inclusion initiatives

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: African Union calls for accelerated financial inclusion for women

The African Union launched the second Egumeni Dialogue in Addis Ababa, aiming to unlock $100 billion in economic opportunities for at least 10 million African women and youth by 2030. The high-level meeting brought toget

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UNICEF social welfare and health initiatives in West Africa

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Latest: UNICEF expands health support initiatives in Nigeria

UNICEF is implementing various social welfare and health initiatives across several West African nations. In Sierra Leone and Ghana, efforts have focused on child protection and social welfare. In Sierra Leone, official

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Ghana social protection and gender equity initiatives

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Latest: Ghana to launch new social protection and gender equity laws

The Ghanaian Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection has moved from community-level engagement toward the establishment of formal legal frameworks for social welfare and equity. Initially, the Minister for Ge

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ECOWAS regional entrepreneurship initiatives

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Latest: ECOWAS promotes regional growth through startup awards and women's trade initiatives

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has initiated its second edition of the Startup Awards in Abuja, Nigeria. The program, which runs for 10 days, involves 60 selected startups chosen from over 6,000 a

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