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Lionel Osse

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16 November 2021

Moroccans Embrace COVID-19 Vaccination but are Dissatisfied with Pandemic Assistance

Morocco has recorded more than 947,760 COVID-19 cases since 2 March 2020, second on the continent to South Africa. Deaths number more than 14,720. In response, the government declared a state of health emergency; closed schools, borders, mosques, and o …

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1 July 2021

Ghanaians are United and Hospitable but Intolerant towards Same-sex Relationships

Tolerance is a pre-condition for stability in a society with a variety of cultural and religious traditions. In Ghana, a secular and heterogeneous society, peaceful coexistence of different ethnicities and religions is strengthened by policies that fos …

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27 April 2021

Les Gabonais Expriment leur Insatisfaction des Besoins D’éducation / Gabonese Express Dissatisfaction with Education Needs

Education is considered one of the sectors that underpin the development of a country. It contributes, among other things, to the formation of populations and to the social cohesion of a nation. Despite great progress over the last two decades, African …

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31 March 2021

Imposer le Paiement des Impôts: Une Bonne Partie des Burkinabè Réticents, Demandent L’équité / Imposing the Payment of Taxes: A Significant Part of Burkinabè are Reluctant to do so, and are Calling for Fairness.

Faced with economic difficulties due to a heavy external debt and the impact of recent security shocks, Burkina Faso must improve the mobilisation of its tax revenues. These are clearly lower than those of other countries in the West African Economic a …

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15 September 2020

Les Gabonais Demandent plus de Liberté D’expression, Mais pas pour le Président / Gabonese Call for more Freedom of Expression, but not to Criticise the President

Gabon, a democratic country since the early 1990s, is like many African countries whose democracy is sometimes limited to the simple holding of regular elections. Yet we know that the strength of liberal democracy lies in the fact that it gives the peo …

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28 February 2020

Ghanaians Cite High Cost, Bias, and Long Delays as Barriers to Using Formal Justice System

Ghana’s justice sector was adjudged Africa’s sixth-best in the 2019 Rule of Law Index, dropping from first position in 2018. The country is a signatory to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the Maputo Protocol, both of which oblige th …

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4 December 2019

Ghanaians Perceive Increase in Corruption Level, Give Government Low Marks on Fighting Graft

Fighting corruption was one of the main campaign planks of Ghana’s current government. During his inauguration speech in 2017, President Nana Akufo-Addo cited the war on graft as his top priority, pledging to protect the public purse and rejecting the …

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30 August 2019

Change Ahead: Experience and Awareness of Climate Change in Africa

Climate change is “the defining development challenge of our time,” and Africa the continent most vulnerable to its consequences, according to the African Union and the United Nations. Farmers in Uganda waiting endlessly for rain, cyclone survivors in …

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