Faisal Garba
@FaisalGarba8
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RT @yabankroh: Prof Takyiwaa Manuh to the world! What brilliant. What boldness. #Newsfile.
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Important statement against the narrow, discriminatory and hate filled homophobic bill sent before the Parliament of Ghana.
The lead lawyer for the President in the 2020 Election Petition, Lawyer Akoto Ampaw and other lawyers and professors have filed a memorandum to Parliament to reject the Bill that criminalizes LGBTQ+ activities. It is signed by 15 lawyers, professors and members of the academia.
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RT @JustNanaAma: “That statement, with all due respect to our traditional rulers, stigmatizes the being and identity of LGBTQ+ persons and….
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RT @CharlesAyitey_: The lead lawyer for the President in the 2020 Election Petition, Lawyer Akoto Ampaw and other lawyers and professors ha….
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RT @Africaishome: 5 day countdown until our film is screened. join us in this journey. @kwamenkrumahfes.
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RT @MIDEQHub: 📣Event Alert📣. Next Tuesday at 9 am BST, MIDEQ researchers @AnitaNISER and @FaisalGarba8 will join @GCRFGenderHub and @ARISEH….
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This event brings together researchers from three GCRF Hubs to discuss whether the pandemic can be used as a disruption to the system – exposing cracks that can be exploited to confront power and...
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RT @KawsachunNews: Cuban scientists yesterday as they found out that the vaccine they had been working on (Abdala) is 92.28% effective, amo….
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RT @NRF_News: The L'Oréal-UNESCO partnership (South African National Programme) is offering 7 research grants to female South African resea….
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RT @IssaShivji: Great. Know more about a great freedom fighter who had a radically different vision of post-independence construction of st….
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RT @RegionsRefocus: “COVID-19 reveals that exclusion is not a way out, because if one segment of society is denied access to food or runnin….
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RT @RegionsRefocus: “Because anticolonial struggles in Ghana and Tanzania were made up of workers, peasants, unemployed, urban and rural, d….
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"Blackness, Immobility, and Visibility, 1600–1800 | MEMOs".
Call for Participation: Blackness, Immobility, and Visibility, 1600–1800 | MEMOs.Closing date for contributions: 1 August 2020, with the hope to publish the timeline in Journal18 for the start of the Fall 2020 semester.
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RT @RegionsRefocus: Join us for a special Post-Colonialisms Today live event on COVID-19 response and lessons from the decolonization era.….
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"In order to revoke the current economic order, we need concerted, pan-African and radical efforts to remake African economies, which are at the same time grounded in the awareness that Africa is part of a wider global ensemble. ".
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RT @NordicAfrica: “The German colonial amnesia is not about lack of historical research, but a failure to acknowledge – emotionally and pol….
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RT @IssaShivji: Tearing down of iconic statutes may be symbolic but with a profound meaning. It is questioning the dominant historical narr….
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