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“Strengthening democratic governance “

September 5, 2016 2141 views

Bangladesh has the same branches of governance as other countries, but Naim Ebna Rahman, 20, a Correspondent from Dhaka in…

“Cameroon introduces new ID cards”

August 29, 2016 5952 views

Cameroon is introducing new national ID cards to its citizens, writes Medjom Colbie, 23, a Correspondent from Yaounde in Cameroon, who…

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“Not too young to run for office”

August 26, 2016 3150 views

With election day looming, Angelique Pouponneau, 26, a Commonwealth Correspondent from the Seychelles, questions the rules about eligibility to run…

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“Cameron’s leadership offers two lessons”

August 22, 2016 3072 views

The resignation of Britain’s Prime Minister after the historic Brexit vote offers an informative view on leadership, writes Mary-Jean Nleya, 24,…

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“Unity, divisiveness and strength”

August 15, 2016 2321 views

The strength of an organisation or a home can result from its unifying goals, writes Bryan Obaji, 25, a Correspondent from Calabar…

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“A paradox of debate over retirement age”

July 22, 2016 2487 views

A controversy over retirement age of judges has provoked a political debate, writes Brian Dan Migowe, 25, a Commonwealth Correspondent from Kenya, who…

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“Questions as Britain votes to leave the EU”

July 13, 2016 3100 views

Eyes were on Britain as it voted to leave the European Union, but Ruth Adeyi, 23, a Correspondent from London,…

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“A year of sorrow or of positive change?”

July 7, 2016 2488 views

On 29th May, 2015, it seemed a messiah had come to fulfil the promise of the All Progressive Congress, which…

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“Why London’s new mayor won the election”

May 20, 2016 2572 views

London’s mayoral election drew international interest, writes Ruth Adeyi, 23, a Correspondent from London, UK, as she looks at the…

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“Corruption creates agony for Africa”

April 25, 2016 2974 views

Corruption is robbing the African economy and hurting social development, but Omeye Kenechukwu, 20, a Correspondent from Nigeria, argues that politicians,…

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