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The Government has revealed its No Deal contingency plans, including more than 3,000 lorries a week to bring in essential drugs and 1,100 extra customs and immigration officers. Preparations for Britain crashing out without a free trade agreement have so far seen Royal Navy vessels deployed to ‘threats of illegal fishing’ in UK waters, Number 10 confirmed last night. Now officials have announced a raft of other moves, including the recruitment of extra border staff to help ensure the country can keep moving once the transitional arrangement with Brussels ends. The extra employees will be supported by seven inland inspection sites, a round-the-clock Border…

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The Akwatia Constituency Executives of the  New Patriotic Party have announced their intention to sack the outgoing Member of Parliament for the area Mercy Adu Gyamfi alias Ama Sey from the party effective January 7,2020. The Party has also revealed it will suspend en masse party executives who who aided Ama Sey to campaign skirt and blouse votes against NPP candidate Ernest Yaw Kumi leading to his defeat in the just ended Parliamentary election. The NPP lost the Parliamentary seat to the NDC after its Parliamentary Candidate Ernest Yaw Kumi polled 18,742 votes as against NDC’s Henry Yiadom Boakye alias…

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Communication Specialist and staunch supporter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Bridget Otoo has stated in a series of tweets that she has not regretted throwing in her support for John Dramani Mahama in the just ended 2020 Presidential race. John Dramani Mahama lost out on the race last night after the Electoral Commissioner declared leader of  the National Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Akufo-Addo winner. In a series of tweets, Bridget stated that the NDC performed exceedingly well and will continue to have her support in the coming years. Read her tweets below;  Dear NDC supporters,   I know these are…

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In a bold move, US antitrust watchdogs have sued Facebook, arguing the social media giant needs to be broken up. Momentum is on the regulators’ side, experts say. Backed by attorneys general from 48 US states and districts, the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Wednesday argued that social media corporation Facebook had harmed consumer choice and user data privacy with its unfair business practices. At the center of the conflict are questions surrounding the tech giant’s motivations for acquiring photo-sharing platform Instagram in 2012 and messaging app WhatsApp in 2014. The FTC argues that Facebook acquired the two apps in an…

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Children in Mali suffered a sharp increase in grave violations, particularly linked to the worsening security situation throughout the country. This was highlighted in the third report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in Mali (1 July 2017 – 31 March 2020). Covering a nearly three-year period, the report underlines how the protection and well-being of children affected by armed conflict has continued to deteriorate, and underscores the alarming rise in child casualties due to the escalation of violence and intercommunal conflict that continues to take a heavy toll on these vulnerable young people. Areas in central and…

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About 8.6 million people (16% of analysed population) are facing IPC Phase 3 or above. Of these, about 7.2 million are classified in Crisis (IPC Phase 3) and 1.4 million in Emergency (IPC Phase 4). The 2020 IPC Belg and Meher analysis has analyzed a larger rural population of 53 million people compared to 41 million in the 2020 Belg analysis. The increase in population is due to additional areas from Meher dependent areas added to the previously analyzed population. In the analysis period of October to December 2020, about 8.6 million people are facing high levels of acute food…

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The 2021 RMRP intends to strengthen the national and regional responses of host governments by supporting health, shelter, food and WASH interventions, as well as access to education and protection. Today, UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and IOM, the International Organization for Migration, launch a US$1.44 billion regional plan to respond to the growing needs of refugees and migrants from Venezuela and the communities hosting them across 17 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. There are approximately 5.4 million refugees and migrants from Venezuela around the world, the vast majority hosted by countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.…

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The county of Pibor was found to present a very concerning situation, with some indicators surpassing the IPC Phase 5 thresholds. The IPC Acute Food Insecurity analysis was conducted in South Sudan from October 26th to November 16th, 2020. Due to breakdown in technical consensus in relation to the estimation of populations in IPC Phase 5 in six counties, on November 17th, 2020, the IPC South Sudan Technical Working Group partners requested the IPC Global Support Unit (GSU) to conduct a Real Time Quality Review to assess the presence of populations in IPC Phase 5 (Catastrophe) in the IPC Acute…

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Links between immigration jails and confirmed cases of COVID-19 in nearby counties suggest they could’ve led to 250,000 cases. A new report from the Detention Watch Network found that the lack of a quick and efficient response to coronavirus in immigration jails could have caused nearly a quarter of a million infections nationwide. The report, titled “Hotbeds of Infection,” found that between May 1 and August 1, ICE immigration jails were responsible for over 245,000 COVID-19 cases throughout the country. This was 13 times higher than the rate of the general U.S. population. The authors examined links between facilities and…

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The rule instructs asylum officers to negatively factor in if people crossed the border illegally when deciding to grant asylum. The Trump administration finalized a regulation on Thursday that restricts access to asylum in the U.S. The rule instructs asylum officers to negatively factor in if people crossed the border illegally, used fraudulent documents or passed through other countries without seeking refuge there first. The rule would prevent most migrants coming into the U.S. from successfully claiming asylum, according to experts and advocates. The rules will take effect nine days before Biden takes office. The rule is part of a…

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