By Seward Montgomery Cooper The largest number of Liberia’s skilled population resides in the Diaspora. Over the years they have acquired diverse skills and wealth from various countries. How can we affect them so that within their hearts – the […]
The Tanzanian High Commission in Nairobi has denied its country’s Operation Timua Wageni is a move to free up jobs for locals. The High Commission told the Star on Friday the operation that began this month is routine enforcement of […]
In this series of reflections, I touched upon the major stages in the evolution of the Ethiopian experiment with federalism. I highlighted the range of stories that one could tell about the federal experiment in the course of the contestations […]
Amends the 1991 Constitution, including replacing Chapter IV which provides for citizenship. The amendment permits dual citizenship for the first time, and also provides a presumption of citizenship for children of unknown parents. The amendments restore some limited rights to […]
Une coalition de personnalités du monde politique et syndical, menée par l’ancien chef de l’État Nicéphore Soglo, a dénoncé dans un communiqué publié mardi le « complot politique qui se profile avec la candidature imposée de Lionel Zinsou » et […]
Deputy Communications Director of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) party, Fred Agbenyo has urged the Police to immediately arrest the running mate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Dr Mahamdu Bawumiah for deception. According to him, Dr Bawumiah concocted […]
The mandate to register births and deaths has been transferred to the National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) in a bid to have one registration body in the country. The change comes after Parliament enacted the Registration of Persons Act, […]
Speech by: His excellency Mr. Edgar Chagwa Lungu President of the Republic of Zambia On the occasion to mark the Presidential Assent to the Constitutional Bills Tuesday, 5th January, 2016 National Heroes Stadium Lusaka Read more.
Le débat qui agite la toile au sujet de la non-présence de l’artiste émérite camerounais Richard Bona à Yaoundé pour recevoir sa médaille relance le débat sur la double citoyenneté au Cameroun qui mérite que l’on s’y attarde. Lisez plus.
Par Filip WASZCZUK et Niry RATSARAZAKA-RATSIMANDRESY Papier de validation du cours de Richard Banégas (Ecole doctorale – PSIA) « Citoyenneté, violence et changement politique en Afrique » Introduction A Madagascar, la méfiance à l’égard des étrangers, qui date de la […]
By Sergio Carciotto Abstract For almost twenty years, voluntary repatriation has been considered by the international community the preferable, durable and fitting solution to refugee situations. However, the numerous range of socio-economic and political factors which caused protracted refugee situations […]
This report was prepared by the Identification for Development (ID4D) initiative, the World Bank Group’s crossdepartmental effort to support progress towards identification systems using 21st century solutions. Download report from World Bank website.