The Daily IIJ

FOUR-WEEK-OLD Abdul Raouf Abdul-Hamid, who was born with a brain condition known as congenital hydrocephalus has finally received a total sum of GH¢2,300 to undergo a ventriculo-peritoneal shunting surgery.

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The governments of Togo and Ghana, two neighbouring countries, agreed on October 16, on a protocole of cooperation so as to combat criminality and various traffic in respective countries and accross its boarders. The agreement that binds henceforth the two countries constraign each of them to work together to fight security problems such as children [...]

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Togolese contractors, traders and others are invited to consider the usefulness of norms or standards’ respect with regard to  climate change. According to Mr. Kokou Attiso, director of industry, the respect of various standards rules throughout the world such as international standards organization (ISO  is very important in avoiding current catastrophs on our planet. “It [...]

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A Professor of Public Law and a Fellow of the Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences, Albert K. Fiadjoe has called for an immediate and radical reform of the country’s legal system to include an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) that will ease congestion of cases at the law courts and also provide much-needed access of [...]

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Next week on October 28 more than nine million Mozambicans go to the polls in national elections that already show the incumbent political party, Frelimo led by Armando Emilio Guebuza winning the presidential vote by a sweeping margin.

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The concept of living together is popular in western countries like America, United Kingdom and Australia. The concept adopted mainly by westerners is gaining popularity amongst Eastern countries as well and Nepali youths are no exception to this. But the couples staying together are not found speaking openly about their relationship. The major reason behind [...]

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Maputo – A SADC Politics, Defence and Security Organ mission is expected to be in Zimbabwe next week to measure rising political discord in the shaky unity government following the recent arrest of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)-proposed deputy agriculture minister Roy Bennet, the daily Noticias reported Wednesday.

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The FIFA World Cup Trophy had been in Togo last October 17, and 18, 2009. It has been presented to the head of state Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé and then to the general public on the following day. For about 45 hours, the FIFA World Cup Trophy stayed in Togo. It came from Ivory Coast. The [...]

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Zimbabwe’s unity government formed eight months ago by President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai is under threat following the disengagement from cabinet and council of ministers by Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic Change (MDC).

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AGRIBUSINESS AND Trade Promotion (ATP) project and its subsidiary, the Expanded Agribusiness and Trade Promotion (E-ATP) have outlined an ‘FY10 Work Plan’ which is aimed at increasing the value and volume of intra-regional agricultural trade in West Africa to support the Global Food Security Response (GFSR).

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