Guinea's Doumbouya is sworn in as president, cementing transition from junta chief to elected leader
Gen. Mamadi Doumbouya has been sworn in as president of Guinea after winning last year's presidential election. He took power ...
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Military leader Doumbouya sworn in as Guinea’s president
Doumbouya was declared victor in the West African country’s first election since he led the 2021 military takeover.
Equatorial Guinea Relocates Its Capital From Malabo to Ciudad de la Paz on Central Africa’s Mainland
Learn how the relocation of Equatorial Guinea's capital to Ciudad de la Paz aims to address urban growth challenges.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration may soon convert an entire generation of U.S. children, especially children in foster ...
The Trump administration’s decision to pause Visa processing for immigrants from 75-countries is already having an impact on ...
Although the hepatitis B vaccine has been heralded as triumph of public health, a federal advisory panel whose members were ...
Federal officials said the move was meant to discourage immigration by people whom they deemed likely to rely on public ...
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ICE Is Using a Terrifying Palantir App to Determine Where to Raid
ICE previously signed an agreement with Palantir in July to develop an ImmigrationOS platform, which would use artificial ...
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Why the Hell Is Trump “Joking” About Canceling Elections?
But Trump’s repeated threats to cancel essential democratic processes get more real all the time, as Democrats continue to ...
U.S. funding for a study on the timing of hepatitis B vaccine doses in infants in Guinea-Bissau has sparked confusion and ethics concerns.
Three new species discovered on Dauan Island: two frogs and a unique gecko survive in rocky shelters in the Torres Strait.
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Africa: Global Population Requiring Interventions Against Trachoma Falls Below 100 Million for the First Time
Press Release - The number of people requiring interventions against trachoma, the world's leading infectious cause of blindness, has fallen below 100 million for the first time since global records ...
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