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The Ministry of Works and Transport has announced a review of the Automated Express Penalty System (EPS) following widespread ...
Uganda: MP Francis Mwijukye Challenges Automated Penalty System, Calls for Fairness and Transparency
Francis Mwijukye, Member of Parliament for Buhweju and Shadow Minister for Works and Transport, has raised serious concerns ...
Snow has covered big roads like the N2, N9 and R61, slowing down traffic and forcing police to help drivers through icy areas ...
Even without a qualified team, Nigeria will secure a prominent spot on the world of football's biggest night, thanks to Tems.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has urged world leaders and grassroots groups alike to confront the powerful interests ...
The Committee to Protect Journalists has called on the Ethiopian government to immediately release journalist Tesfalem ...
CIVICUS discusses prospects for democracy in Guinea with Omolara Balogun, Head of Policy Influencing and Advocacy at the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI), a civil society organisation that ...
The Liberian National Police stated on Friday that there are "credible links" suggesting that Honorable Councillor J. Fonati Koffa was "strategically involved" in an incident that has led to his ...
The Liberian Senate is sharply divided over the controversial issuance of work permits to foreigners, exposing oversight failures at the Ministry of Labor and igniting calls to prioritize qualified ...
Researchers in Namibia are growing vegetables in the desert using fertiliser made from green hydrogen, in a project pitching ...
As Ethiopia prepares for the upcoming seventh national election, the country stands at a crucial crossroads that could either strengthen its democracy or deepen authoritarian tendencies. The key ...
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