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Domestic Debt Interest Payments to Hit D16.17 Billion in 2027
The minister’s acknowledgement that debt servicing will exceed education spending highlights the growing competition for limited public resources
Read MoreUS Report on Human Trafficking – Gambia Still Behind Minimum Standards Despite Progress
The government drafted a new 2026–2030 National Action Plan against trafficking, although the plan remained pending at the end of…
Read MoreKabila Takes Military Rebellion Path With New Anti-Tshisekedi Front
Kabila ruled Congo from 2001 until 2019, taking power after the assassination of his father, Laurent Kabila. His departure followed…
Read MoreWar Crimes Lawyer Brody – ‘US Sanctions on ICC Amount to Attack on International Law’
Brody said the latest measures represented a significant escalation from the Trump administration's earlier sanctions against individual ICC officials.
Read MoreFIFA Election – Arsène Wenger Emerges As Potential Challenger To Gianni Infantino
Former Tottenham defender Ramon Vega has also declared his intention to run, making him an established challenger to Infantino.
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Kiang West Lawmaker Questions Fiscal Discipline Over Alleged D75m Spent on Presidential Tour
Ceesay also questioned whether the existing legal framework provides sufficient safeguards against the transfer of funds between ministries and budget…
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Senegal, ECOWAS Press Guinea-Bissau Junta For Clear Transition Guarantees
Dakar's response has so far been framed not as an ultimatum to Bissau but as an attempt to establish the…
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FPAC Flags D1.15 Billion in Savings, Seeks D482 Million More as MPs Scrutinize 2027 Budget
The figures are recommendations for consideration during the budget process. They do not mean the proposed savings have already been…
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Archbishop of The U.S. Military Says Catholic Soldiers Should Not Serve on Firing Squad
Hasan, an Army psychiatrist convicted of killing 13 people in 2009 at Fort Hood in Texas, is scheduled to be…
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GIA Workers Protest Deteriorating Conditions, Demand Urgent Government Intervention
For the protesting workers, the immediate question is not simply about restoring lost benefits but about whether the government remains…
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