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10
Apr
0
Egypt’s Intricate Journey: Independence to Autocracy and Heritage amidst Turmoil
Precolonial Egypt Before the era of British colonialism, ancient Egypt was primarily governed by monarchs known as “pharaohs” for a…
By: CDS Africa
Categories: Africa, Articles
8
Apr
0
International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide against Tutsis in Rwanda
The Rwandan genocide of 1994, targeting the Tutsi population, remains a chilling testament to humanity’s darkest inclinations, reminding us of…
By: CDS Africa
Categories: Africa, Articles
5
Apr
0
CDS AFRICA DEMANDS ACCOUNTABILITY AMIDST GHANA POLICE BRUTALITY CONCERNS
The Africa Center for Democracy and Socioeconomic Development (CDS Africa) acknowledges and appreciates the dedication and hard work demonstrated by…
By: Celestina Damoah
Categories: Articles
3
Apr
0
CDS Africa Condemns Alan Kyerematen’s remarks; asks for issue-based campaign
The Africa Center for Democracy and Socioeconomic Development, CDS Africa, condemns the remark by Founder and Leader of the Movement…
By: Celestina Damoah
Categories: Articles
2
Apr
0
CDS Africa Calls For Urgent Action To Protect Ghana’s Vulnerable Youth
The Africa Center for Democracy and Socio-Economic Development has observed with great concern, a recent video of a 12-year-old girl…
By: CDS Africa
Categories: Articles
30
Mar
0
Spreading Joy: Celebrating International Day of Happiness with the United Nations
“Spreading Joy: Celebrating International Day of Happiness with the United Nations” The United Nations International Day of Happiness is marked…
By: CDS Africa
Categories: Articles
25
Mar
0
WORLD TUBERCULOSIS DAY 2024: UNITING TO END TB
Every year, World Tuberculosis Day serves as a reminder of the persistent threat posed by tuberculosis (TB) and the urgent…
By: CDS Africa
Categories: Articles
21
Mar
0
Unraveling recent Internet Blackout and Safeguarding against Future Disruptions
In recent days, Ghana has been abuzz with discussions and concerns surrounding a notable internet blackout that occurred in the…
By: CDS Africa
Categories: Articles
21
Mar
0
Towards 24/7 Justice: is the Court Shift System “the way to go”?
Ghana’s judicial system is an essential pillar of our democratic governance and legal framework. Over the last century, the Ghanaian…
By: CDS Africa
Categories: Articles
5
Mar
0
The Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, 2021 is Undemocratic
While we do not support same-sex activities, we believe that the Human Rights and Family Values Bill 2021 is unnecessary,…
By: CDS Africa
Categories: Articles