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Sub-Saharan migrants suffer abuse in Tunisia and Libya – UN report
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African Development Bank names top 10 public service champions
The African Development Bank unveiled its inaugural Public Service Delivery Index, revealing that most African countries struggle to provide quality public services, with the continent achieving just 45.39% of ideal performance standards. Morocco ranked sixth in the top 10 public service champions with 55.22 points, capitalizing on strategic investments in infrastructure, dynamic industrialization through specialized […]



