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For development to take place it must be a bottom top approach. political appointments are affecting services at the grass roots where most people are poor and can't afford paid social services, appointees are working for the interest of their masters forgetting where services actually needed to be offered.

which is female?

The lack of close supervision causes all this.

Jane Nalunga: When you look at how the PDM money is given to the households, even knowing what to use that money for is difficult. We've had stories of people using that money to buy alcohol or pay their debts.

Today is the day. 70% of families are enjoying this 👇 even if you missed, your neighbor can give you👍

I always admire this place. I hope this dream will come into reality one day.

welcomed news

The government of Equatorial Guinea has resigned after failing to meet key performance targets, according to the country’s vice president. The president's son and the country's vice president, Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, said on X that the prime minister had presented the government's resignation because it had barely met 10% of its targets. He didn't specify which targets the government was expected to achieve, but a statement by the ruling party said the president had observed that the government fostered corruption and failed to diversify the economy. The vice-president said the resignation was in line with "the principle that responsibility in public management must be accompanied by results."

‘Return weapons or face forced recovery operation,’ SSPDF general warns chiefs in Waat

A senior SSPDF commander in northern Jonglei State, General Wal Nyak, has given an ultimatum to chiefs and families of local recruits in Waat, Nyirol County, to return state-issued weapons taken home by deserters or face a forced military recovery operation targeting their livestock. https://www.eyeradio.org/sspdf-general-threatens-livestock-seizure-over-missing-weapons-in-nyirol-county/

How much is a letter now ya junubin

sorry

MSF staff abused Sudanese refugees in sex-for-food scandal Some victims said they chose not to speak out because they feared staff would cut off access to aid.