Myths and misconceptions are barriers to contraceptive use among adolescents…pregnant teen relates

Liapeng Raliengoane LESOTHO, Thaba Tseka – Leaning against the hospital wall, a heavily pregnant Lineo* (not her real name) emotionally recounts how a myth about contraceptives deceived her.The Lesotho Demographic and Health Survey (2014 LDHS) states that contraceptive prevalence rate is 60% in Lesotho. Lineo* is one of the many pregnant adolescents and young women […]

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PAP Adopts Report on Strengthening Traditional Medicine through Research and Innovation

The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) has adopted a report on strengthening the scientific base of traditional medicine through research and innovation, during the 3rd Ordinary Session of the Sixth PAP in Midrand, South Africa. The report was launched by PAP President, Chief Fortune Charumbira, who emphasized the need for African universities and research institutions to contribute to the development of traditional medicine.

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PAP President Chief Charumbira presents an ambitious Performance Report

The Pan-African Parliament’s Performance Report - March to June 2024, presented by President H.E Hon Chief Fortune Charumbira on 3 July 2024, provided a comprehensive overview of the institution’s activities and progress over the past several months. The report, which was unanimously adopted by the members of the continental Parliament, provides insight into the successes and challenges faced by the organisation since its previous full session in May 2023.

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Charumbira’s call for unity receives overwhelming support at PAP Session

Charumbira made the remarks during the 3rd Ordinary Session of the 6th Parliament of the Pan-African Parliament in Midrand, South Africa, where members debated the Performance and Annual Budget Report presented by the President.

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Peace and Security in Africa under Review as PAN-AFRICAN Parliament pushes for long-lasting solutions

Led by Hon. Dr. Sherif El Gabaly, Chairperson of the Committee on Cooperation, International Relations, and Conflict Resolution, today's Plenary Session of the 3rd Ordinary Session of the Pan-African Parliament focused on issues of peace and security.

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Cooporatives Model Law adopted by Pan African Parliament to boost Regional Economic Development

The Model Law aims to guide the development of new cooperative legislation and the review of existing laws. For countries without cooperative legislation, the Model Law can inspire the adoption of new laws. Existing laws can also be improved based on the Model Law to reflect current demands and trends.

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“African Solutions for African Problems: Eswatin PM Russell Dlamini Calls for Homegrown Democracy and Economic Empowerment”

At the 3rd Session of the 6th Pan African Parliament, Russell Dlamini, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Eswatin, delivered a powerful statement emphasizing the need for Africa to tap into its vast potential and adopt homegrown solutions to its problems.

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PAN AFRICAN PARLIAMENT LAUNCHES MODEL LAW ON FOOD AND NUTRITION Security IN AFRICA

Johannesburg, South Africa - The Pan African Parliament (PAP) has launched a Model Law on Food and Nutrition Security in Africa, aimed at governing issues related to food availability, accessibility, stability, and utilization.

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Pan-African Parliament Consults on Revised OAU Convention to Eliminate Mercenaries in Africa

On Thursday, 27 July 2024 the Pan-African Parliament Permanent Committee on Cooperation, International Relations, and Conflict Resolutions conducted a joint consultation on the zero draft of the revised Organization of African Unity (OAU) Convention for the Elimination of Mercenarism in Africa.

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PAN PARLIAMENT WORKSHOP ON THE AFRICAN UNION THEME FOR THE YEAR 2024 CONCLUDES ON A POSITIVE NOTE

On Wednesday 26 June 2023, the Pan African Parliament hold a workshop on the African Union's Theme for the 2024 year which speaks to achieving a resilient education system for Africa.

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