Africa: When Your Boss Says ‘We Need to Talk’ – Responding to Feedback Without Losing Your Cool, By Ruth Oji

Africa: When Your Boss Says ‘We Need to Talk’ – Responding to Feedback Without Losing Your Cool, By Ruth Oji

I’ll never forget the Monday morning my supervisor called me into his office. “I’ve reviewed your proposal,” he said, sliding the document across his desk. It was covered in red ink. My heart sank. My face grew hot. Before he could say another word, I heard myself launching into explanations: “I didn’t have enough time,”…

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Africa: When Your Boss Says ‘We Need to Talk’ – Responding to Feedback Without Losing Your Cool, By Ruth Oji

Africa: Remarks By Unicef Executive Director Catherine Russell At the Launch of Unicef’s Humanitarian Action for Children Appeal

New York — As prepared “Friends, partners, colleagues, thank you for joining this virtual launch of UNICEF’s 2026 Humanitarian Action for Children and for your ongoing support for the world’s most vulnerable children. “Over the past week, I have been travelling in South Sudan and Sudan, where I met children and families who shared heartbreaking…

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Africa: CoDA and ICPC Renew Partnership to Combat Illicit Financial Flows and Strengthen Asset Recovery Efforts

Africa: CoDA and ICPC Renew Partnership to Combat Illicit Financial Flows and Strengthen Asset Recovery Efforts

The Coalition for Dialogue on Africa (CoDA) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other  Related Offences Commission (ICPC) have renewed their collaboration through the signing of a  Cooperation Agreement (CoA), reaffirming their shared commitment to tackling illicit financial  flows (IFFs) and strengthening asset recovery efforts across Africa. The signing ceremony took  place on Tuesday, December…

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Africa: When Your Boss Says ‘We Need to Talk’ – Responding to Feedback Without Losing Your Cool, By Ruth Oji

Africa: Power, Minerals, Sovereignty – the Rise of Us-Africa Partnerships

In recent months, a quiet yet unmistakably strategic shift has been underway across Africa’s mineral-rich heartlands. The United States, emerging from a decade of cautious engagement, is now decisively intensifying its diplomatic and economic foothold in Tanzania, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo). This resurgence is neither accidental nor merely transactional; it…

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Africa: When Your Boss Says ‘We Need to Talk’ – Responding to Feedback Without Losing Your Cool, By Ruth Oji

Africa: Despite Nigeria, Africa’s Bright Economic Outlook, Agoa Expiry Poses Challenge – Fitch

The expiry of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) duty-free access window presents an immediate challenge to Nigeria and Africa, particularly for African apparel exporters, a report by BMI, a Fitch Solutions Company, has said. Now that AGOA preferences have lapsed in September 2025, several countries will be forced onto Most-Favoured Nation (MFN) tariff…

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Africa: When Your Boss Says ‘We Need to Talk’ – Responding to Feedback Without Losing Your Cool, By Ruth Oji

Africa: Kenyan Riders Shine At Roof of Africa 2025 – Quinn, Shaun Miller Make Their Mark

Maseru — The Roof of Africa 2025, one of the most prestigious motorcycle endurance events in the world, saw the four-man Kenyan team comprising Quinn Miller, Karan Sehmi, Arjun Mohindra and Shaun Miller put in impressive performances, showcasing their skill and determination on the challenging Lesotho terrain. Held on the continent’s soil for the umpteenth…

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Africa: When Your Boss Says ‘We Need to Talk’ – Responding to Feedback Without Losing Your Cool, By Ruth Oji

Africa: Sudan Highlights Africa’s Migration Priorities and Challenges At IOM Ministerial Meeting

Geneva — Sudan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva, Ambassador Hassan Hamid, in his capacity as Coordinator of the African Group on Migration Affairs, delivered the African Group’s statement during the 116th session of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Council, outlining the continent’s migration priorities and challenges. He expressed deep appreciation for…

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Africa: When Your Boss Says ‘We Need to Talk’ – Responding to Feedback Without Losing Your Cool, By Ruth Oji

Africa: Accelerating Universal Health Coverage in the Digital Age – The Roadmap to 2030

Over the past two decades, the world has witnessed remarkable progress in global health. Since the early 2000s, millions more people have gained access to essential services; maternal and child mortality have declined dramatically; access to HIV treatment has transformed lives and life expectancy; and communities have benefited from historic investments in primary health care….

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Africa: All of Africa Today – December 11, 2025

Africa: All of Africa Today – December 11, 2025

  Rebels Reportedly Enter Key DR Congo City Despite US-Brokered Peace  Rebel forces entered Uvira, the last government-held city in eastern DR Congo, triggering panic and forcing thousands to flee into Burundi as heavy artillery and gunfire erupted. Residents said M23 rebels marched in unopposed and claimed to have “liberated” the city, despite officials insisting…

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