Africa: The World Bank Wants to Change the Way It Manages Complaints – the Fixes That Could Make It Better

Africa: The World Bank Wants to Change the Way It Manages Complaints – the Fixes That Could Make It Better

The World Bank made history in 1994 by creating the Inspection Panel, the first independent accountability mechanism at any international organisation. Its function is to investigate complaints from communities who allege they were harmed because the bank failed to comply with its own policies and procedures. By establishing the three-member Inspection Panel, the World Bank…

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Africa: The World Bank Wants to Change the Way It Manages Complaints – the Fixes That Could Make It Better

Africa: CAF Fixes Refereeing Mess After Final Drama

Cairo — THE Confédération Africaine de Football is set to make sweeping changes to its statutes and regulations aimed at restoring confidence in refereeing, video assistant referees (VAR) and its judicial bodies following controversies surrounding the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Final. CAF President Patrice Motsepe told reporters in Cairo, Egypt on Sunday that the…

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Africa: The World Bank Wants to Change the Way It Manages Complaints – the Fixes That Could Make It Better

Africa: The Agricultural Fixes Africa Needs

The number of people facing hunger globally declined from 688 million in 2023 to 673 million in 2024, according to a recent report by the five leading United Nations agencies working on The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2025. But progress has not been equal, with Africa experiencing a slight increase…

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