Legal

The historic decision of the Federal Court of Kano: shedding light on the rule of law and traditions

The recent judgment of the Federal Court in Kano overturned the actions taken by Governor Abba Yusuf regarding the Kano Council of Emirs. Despite this, the UAE law passed by the State Assembly remains valid. Lawyer Femi Falana has criticized President Buhari for his supposed ambition for a third term, highlighting the authority of the federal courts over customary matters. The National Coalition of Northern Lawyers and Public Interest Activists welcomed the judgment for upholding the rule of law and preserving traditional institutions. This decision highlights the issues of power, the rule of law and the place of traditional institutions in Nigerian society, underlining the importance of judicial independence to guarantee respect for the rights and traditions of citizens.

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Sociocultural

Crucial Visit of the Chairman of the Supervisory Commission to the University of Nigeria

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The University of Nigeria Supervisory Committee recently hosted Abubakar Fulata, chairman of the committee, to discuss the stability of the academic calendar. The importance of this meeting lies in the supervision of the allocated funds and the exploration of alternative means of financing for the university. The visit resolved disputes and highlighted the importance of transparency and accountability in resource management.

Uncategorized

The Fatshimetrie Code: the unique identifier of virtual interaction

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Discover the Fatshimetrie Code, an innovative concept at the heart of digital interaction. More than a simple identifier, this unique code facilitates communication and reinforces the feeling of belonging within the community. By associating specific characters and the ‘@’ symbol with user profiles, it helps to personalize exchanges and enrich the digital experience on the Fatshimetrie platform. An innovation that places humans at the center of online connection.

International

Tensions in the Middle East: The Threat of Hezbollah Hovering Over Cyprus

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In a context of tensions in the Middle East, Hezbollah’s recent statement threatening Cyprus raises concerns. The Cypriot president denies any involvement in a potential conflict. The European Union and Greece express their support for Cyprus. Ties between Cyprus and Israel are examined, as the discovery of natural gas strengthens their relationship. Despite assurances of neutrality, Israeli military exercises on Cypriot territory raise fears. In this context, it is crucial for Cyprus to play a constructive role in promoting regional peace and stability.

Legal

Strengthening parity in the judicial system of the DRC: Issues and challenges

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The article highlights the importance of strengthening parity in the judicial system in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Despite notable progress, disparities persist between different jurisdictions, highlighting structural and cultural obstacles to overcome. Actions to raise awareness and promote gender equality are necessary to close these gaps. Beyond the judiciary, education, the deconstruction of patriarchal norms and raising awareness among decision-makers are essential levers to promote balanced participation of women in all spheres of society. Ultimately, the imperative to guarantee fair and inclusive justice requires continued commitment from all stakeholders in order to ensure real equality of opportunity and fair representation of women in the decision-making bodies of Congolese justice.

International

Horror falls on Banyali Kilo: the poignant story of an unbearable massacre

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A village in Ituri, Banyali Kilo, was the scene of a brutal massacre by an armed group, leaving seven people dead, ten injured, and eight missing. Notables of the region are launching a desperate appeal to the government to put an end to this senseless violence. They demand the disarmament of militiamen and the protection of innocent civilians. It is time to act to guarantee a future of peace and security for this conflict-ridden region.

Ecology

The transition to renewable energies in Africa: challenges and promising prospects

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The shift to renewable energy represents a critical challenge for preserving our planet. Africa holds most of the critical mineral resources needed for this transition. Dr. Kandeh Yumkella highlights the importance of industrialization, competitiveness and responsible governance to ensure the continent’s economic prosperity. He advocates investments in energy infrastructure while ensuring compliance with labor standards in mines. The balance between industrialization and energy transition is crucial to ensure a reliable and environmentally friendly energy supply in Africa. Dr. Yumkella encourages a mixed approach to develop the continent’s natural resources and promote its socio-economic development from a sustainable perspective.

Economy

Towards a new economic paradigm in the DRC: the keys to sustainable development

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The conference on the economic development of the DRC at UNIKIN studied the country’s major challenges. Vital Kamerhe highlighted the lack of economic preparation for independence, while Matata Ponyo warned against excessive reliance on international institutions. Kamerhe also proposed integrating a spiritual dimension into economic policies for more holistic development. It is vital that stakeholders work together for a prosperous future in the DRC.

Politics

United for Peace: Mobilization against serial killings in Eastern DRC

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In a context of unacceptable violence in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, political and religious figures such as Mgr Sikuli Melchizedech and Senator SK Della are calling for unity and solidarity to counter these atrocities. Citizen mobilization is essential to put an end to this spiral of violence and suffering. It is time for the Congolese to overcome their differences and unite to fight together the enemies of peace. The commitment of these leaders is a strong signal that must be followed by concrete action on the part of everyone. Unity and solidarity are the keys to building a future of peace and justice for all the inhabitants of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

International

The financial exclusion of Rwandan and Burundian refugees in Bukavu: an injustice to be fought

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The refusal of commercial banks to recognize refugee identity cards as valid documents compromises the financial autonomy of Rwandan and Burundian refugees in Bukavu. This unjust situation requires collaboration between banking institutions, the National Refugee Commission and UNHCR to ensure financial inclusion for all. Access to banking services is a fundamental right for refugees and contributes to their social and economic integration.