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Platinum Jubilee: The Journey of Policewomen in Nigeria

This special report traces the history, challenges, and remarkable achievements of policewomen in Nigeria, who have defied societal expectations and physical demands to contribute fundamentally to the nation’s law enforcement.

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Platinum Jubilee: The Journey of Policewomen in Nigeria

This special report traces the history, challenges, and remarkable achievements of policewomen in Nigeria, who have defied societal expectations and physical demands to contribute fundamentally to the nation’s law enforcement.

YSchoültz Attorneys and Ghost in the Payroll: How to Uncover Wage Fraud

"It's like a slow bleeding wound. The fraud usually extracts small amounts across multiple fake employees and over many years," stated Schoültz.

Sudan: UN Human Rights Chief Appalled by Continued Civilian Killings in El Fasher

“I urge the RSF - indeed all parties to the conflict, to draw lessons from this week’s conviction of Ali Kushayb by the International Criminal Court for the war crimes and crimes against humanity he committed in Darfur,” said Türk.

Billions Lost as Fake SMS Hijack Mobile Devices Worldwide: How to Secure Your Phone

According to Ofugha, a key step is to use reputable security software and ensure it is always up to date.
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“There’s no joy in Buhari dying. Definitely no pain, but there’s no celebrating the passing of someone who ruined the country, and still died at a ripe old age. If there’s any justice in the world, there should be dire consequences for damaging the futures of generations to come,” Chidi Okereke wrote.
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Platinum Jubilee: The Journey of Policewomen in Nigeria

This special report traces the history, challenges, and remarkable achievements of policewomen in Nigeria, who have defied societal expectations and physical demands to contribute fundamentally to the nation’s law enforcement.

Sudan: UN Human Rights Chief Appalled by Continued Civilian Killings in El Fasher

“I urge the RSF - indeed all parties to the conflict, to draw lessons from this week’s conviction of Ali Kushayb by the International Criminal Court for the war crimes and crimes against humanity he committed in Darfur,” said Türk.

Sudanese Tortured, Killed in ‘Slaughterhouses’: Human Rights Council

Shortly after presenting a mandated report to the Human Rights Council in Geneva on Tuesday, the chair of the Fact-Finding Mission on Sudan, Mohamed Chande...

Youth Charter Issues Global Call to Action at Africa-CARICOM Summit

As a lasting legacy of the summit, the Youth Charter will work with the African Union and CARICOM to advance its Community Campus Model, ensuring the voices and creativity of young people are central to achieving true reparatory justice and sustainable development.

UN Seeks Justice ‘Real Change’ for People of African Descent

“Eighty years after the United Nations Charter reaffirmed the equal rights and inherent dignity of every human being, and sixty years since the adoption of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination,” he stated. “It is long past time to right historic wrongs.”

South Africa Calls for Sudanese-owned, Sudanese-led Inclusive Dialogue

President Cyril Ramaphosa, has consistently reiterated in his engagements with the warring parties in Sudan, encouraging the parties to return to the negotiation table.

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