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United Nations Resolution on Transatlantic Slave Trade
Who Voted NO on the United Nations Resolution on the Transatlantic Slave Trade?
United States of America, Isreal and Argentina voted NO against the Resolution of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, while nearly all western European nations abstained from the vote at the United Nations General Assembly.
On March 19, 2026, the Government of…
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“We have NO friends.”
—The Great The Honorable
Nana John Henrik Clarke
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European Union and Ghana sign Security and Defence Partnership
“It is very important that we deal with the root causes of instability, which stems from the economy, and therefore our support is in various projects via the global gateway but also different support mechanisms that we have in the European Union. And it is also important to see what more is there that we can do. We are exploring bilateral…
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The European Union and Ghana have taken a significant step forward in their partnership on peace, security and defence. The two sides signed a Security and Defence Partnership in Accra, alongside the handover of key military equipment funded under the … Continue reading
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All the questions asked align with the thoughts that have been running through my mind; honestly I see NPP and NDC to be different colours one people.
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“UN resolution urges reparations for slavery’s ‘historical wrongs’
Applause erupted in the UN General Assembly Hall on Wednesday as Member States adopted a resolution declaring the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity.
The resolution spearheaded by Ghana received 123 votes in favour. Three countries –…
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Burkina Faso imports 710 cows to boost milk production and reduce dairy imports
Burkina Faso Imports 710 Cattle to Boost Dairy Production and MeatOn March 11, 2026, Burkina Faso received 710 high-yield pregnant Girolando cows from Brazil at the Loumbila station. This initiative, led by President Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s administration, aims to boost local milk production, reduce over 22 billion CFA francs in annual…
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Heard about this a while back I think. The initiatives sound good – self sufficiency etc – but cows from “Brazil”? Wouldn’t trust it (then again, wouldn’t trust anything from the outside). If they got the checkpoints set up – and it seems they like do – to properly examine them, then ok, I guess.
This looks like a BRIC move as well. Not the kind…
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The US Supports The Separation Of Western Cape From South Africa
US Signals Support For South Africa’s Western Cape Province
On March 9, 2026, the official X account of the US Ambassador to South Africa posted a tweet expressing the US government’s intentions to deepen ties with South Africa’s Western Cape province, a province which in recent years has seen a notable surge in separatist sentiment. Why…
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Nsɛm hunu seiyiaa na aborɔ foɔ no bɛ foa so, mtchew!
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