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The State Of Democratic Governance In Commonwealth Countries In Africa – The Standard Newspaper
By Madi Jobarteh The National Assembly of The Gambia is currently hosting the 54th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Africa Regional Conference for the first time. It is indeed an achievement for the Assembly since the Gambia became a member in 1965. Established in 1911 (originally as the Empire Parliamentary Association), it was renamed in 1948 to reflect the Commonwealth’s evolution from a colonial structure to a voluntary associati…
By: Fatou Krubally President Adama Barrow yesterday chaired the 54th session of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Africa Summit, which opened in Banjul. At the opening ceremony, President Barrow called on African leaders to unite to build stronger democracies and more resilient nations. He emphasized the urgent need for collective action to address conflict, economic shocks, and the growing impacts of climate change on the contine…
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