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Akinyi Maina Lolla

Based in Nairobi, Kenya-Akinyi is The African Exponent's East African Correspondent-bringing to you all important stories from the Eastern part of Africa right on your computer.

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Movement of Social Democratic Alternative(MOSODA) Official Press Statement

Press Statement of the Movement for Social Democratic Alternative (MOSODA) on the recent Global Witness Report on Block 13 (Monrovia, April 1, 2018) – The Movement for Social Democratic Alternative (MOSODA) purveys heartfelt revolutionary salutations to the Mass of the People, the Domestic Workers, the Petrol Attendants, the Working Poor, the

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Addis Ababa Transport Council Constructs Modern Auto Bus Station

You may have been consumed by the recent political drama in the East African country, but development seems to be a major priority for them. When it comes to infrastructural development, Ethiopia is one of the shining beacons in Africa. With rising transport problems becoming a menace, the Addis Ababa

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Made in Africa - Celebrating our deep and vibrant culture on a world stage

Africa is a diverse continent with strong traditions, vibrant cultures, great pride, stunning beauty, and bountiful natural wealth. In a move to compete internationally, Africans are delivering unique products that represent the continent’s traditional values and display deep cultural roots by proudly bearing the trademark Made in Africa One

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NGOs in Africa - The Role of Aid in an Evolving Continent

It is well known that Africa is a continent of countless resources, vibrant cultures and also the world’s oldest populated area. All of this diversity is embodied in the myriad of languages found across Africa, with Arabic spoken by 170 million people on the continent, followed by English (130

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Museveni: Gaddafi Was Wrong

Museveni has said Gaddafi's one Africa dream was wrong and he never supported it. Museveni in a speech read on his behalf by army chief political commisar Brigadier Henry Masiko at a meeting in the United Kingdom said, “I did not believe in the federation of the whole

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AN OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT WEAH ON THE RE-APPOINTMENT OF ELIAS SHONIYIN

By Alfred P. B. Kiadii Dear President Weah: At your inaugural program on 22nd January 2018, you somewhat delivered a speech, among other things, you assured the masses of our people that your administration will end corruption. This pronouncement stimulated applause from the audience attending the program and became a

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Magufuli Displeased with Proposal to Extend Presidential Term

Magufuli has once again inspired hope in African leaders after vehemently dismissing debates to extend presidential term limits from 5 years to 7 years. Some members of the ruling party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi had been calling for the extension but the party said, "President Magufuli has appealed to Tanzanians

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Egyptian’s Education Ministry Investigating Textbook Containing Images that "Support Homosexuality"

Last Tuesday, Egyptian Education Ministry called for an urgent investigation into what appears to be pictures which “support homosexuality in the educational curricula” after the images made rounds on social media. The ministry assigned the General Education Sector’s committee to look into the allegation showing pictures of an English-language

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Education that Mirrors Cultural Diversity

In the last century, ignorance and its corollary that is fear have been at the origin of much distrust and violence between individuals, communities and nations. This tendency cannot for the moment, unfortunately, be scratched out from the human psyche, but it can certainly be contained, by encouraging human beings

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Africa’s Sports Academies: Where Champions Are Minted

In the last two decades, several sports academies have sprouted across the continent aimed at supporting young Africans to learn and pursue a brighter future. Governments and former sport heroes are investing in creating avenues for the young Africans to gain professional training and support. It is due to these

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