By: Leroy M. Sonpon III The House of Representatives is reviewing the option to allot funds for the production and release of national identification (ID) cards for all Liberians. The House’s Committees on State Enterprise, Judiciary and Ways, Means, Finance […]
Par Ebrin Brou avec Agences Une attaque meurtrière dans le village de Kyaghala à l’Est de la République démocratique du Congo a fait 25 morts dont 24 victimes décapitées et une femme tuée par balles. Ils étaient tous de l’ethnie […]
Eddie Cross says the Zanu-PF govt has been determined to deny anyone with foreign ancestry their birthright citizenship I am a Zimbabwean Citizen and my African roots go back to 1867 when my Great Grandfather came out on a sailing […]
By Bernadette Wolhuter A FATHER’S desperate wish to have his daughters recognised as South African citizens was finally realised this week when they were both issued with birth certificates, but he was not around to witness it. The Durban man, […]
By David Ohito Grandparents and parents of an estimated 500 Rwandans were moved from Rwanda to Kenya by the British colonial administration in 1940’s to work mostly in tea plantations in Kericho County and other parts of Kenya. In 1945, […]
QUEEN MOSARWE The Botswana Gazette understands that the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016 which is expected to be presented to parliament in the near future is “just a formality to what has been ongoing as there have been some people linked […]
Despite current logistical challenges, Ghana’s newly appointed National Identification Authority (NIA) CEO told the The Ghanaian Times this week that he is working towards carrying out his mandate to coordinate and supervise the registration and issuance of national biometric identification […]
Par Ziad Alami Des instructions « au plus haut niveau » ont été données aux autorités algériennes afin de procéder au retrait des passeports algériens aux Sahraouis des camps dès leur retour de l’étranger, accentuant le sentiment d’humiliation et de ras-le-bol chez […]
By Joshua Masinde Thomas Nguli has seen the worst of times as an ‘outsider’ in Kenya, where he was born 60 years ago. He is one of the thousands of the Makonde community that originated from Mozambique about 80 years […]
By Jan Cronje, News24 Correspondent Cape Town – Nineteen years ago, Kazi Irene Boaventura, aged 7, and her 3-year-old brother Filipe fled with their mother to South Africa from Angola, as full-scale fighting again broke out in a protracted and […]
Le terme apatride désigne une personne qu’aucun Etat ne considère comme son ressortissant. Ils sont plus d’un million à être dans ce cas en Afrique de l’Ouest et à vivre sans identité légale. Comment y mettre fin? La question a […]
Ancestors of an estimated 500 Rwandans were moved from Rwanda to Kenya by the British colonial administration in 1940s to work mostly in tea plantations in Kericho county and other parts of Kenya. In 1945, the Rwandans were granted Kenyan […]