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Volume 5 (2023)
Stephanie Pape, Sahr David Thomas Ngaujah, Kabiru Gulma, Siddharudha Shivalli, Laurent Cleenewerck de Kiev
Despite several governmental guiding papers about disaster preparedness and resilience in prisons, the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic indicated that correctional facilities are not sufficiently integrated into national, regional, and local emergency planning. Disaster risk reduction management is a vital technology…
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Volume 5 (2023)
Amulai Touray
As a solid foundation to promote economic growth and development, ECOWAS regional integration has attracted significant academic and professional discussions over the years. Although numerous studies have widely agreed that regional integration has the potential to unlock economic…
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Volume 5 (2023)
Ahmed Ibrahim Masoud
After three years, the entire world continues to suffer from the spread of the Coronavirus. The effects of the Coronavirus crisis extended beyond the health aspect, as it had serious economic consequences and created complex legal dilemmas. International…
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Volume 5 (2023)
Linda Etta
The relationship between culture and corruption in Nigeria, a developing country, examines the impact of religion, traditional practices, and political corruption in Nigeria. There has been a huge struggle with political corruption thereby impacting the development and economic…
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Volume 5 (2023)
Gilbert Nyamutsaka
Diplomacy is used to resolve conflicts through peaceful means. In cases of war, it shows at times that diplomacy has failed. Through diplomacy alliances are built and help avoid future conflicts. This paper study undertakes to investigate the…
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Volume 5 (2023)
Dominic Hakim Silvio
This article focuses on how global or international governance can combat terrorism. It assumes that terrorism is not random, undirected, and purposeless violence. Terrorists and those who support them have definitive goals, and terrorist violence is the means…
Published August 20, 2023
Research Article
Volume 5 (2023)
Charalee Graydon
ABSTRACT This article shows that artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) provide useful tools for responding to the effects of climate change. The United Nations is making use of these technologies in a variety of ways. Matters…
Research Article
Volume 5 (2023)
Stephanie Pape, Sahr David Thomas Ngaujah, Kabiru Gulma, Siddharudha Shivalli, Laurent Cleenewerck de Kiev
Background & Objectives Sierra Leone suffers from a high TB burden and is among the poorest countries worldwide. Anticipating the fulfillment of the 2030’s TB control target, the Sierra Leonean government decided to active case-finding promotion in their…
Research Article
Volume 5 (2023)
Gregory P. Fagan
Biopharmaceutical development plays a critical role in global health, focusing on the discovery, development, and production of innovative drugs and therapies. This contribution is multifaceted, encompassing disease prevention, treatment provision, global access to medicines, fostering innovation, and supporting…
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Volume 5 (2023)
Bisrat Gebreegziabehare Asfaw
Ethiopia's healthcare system strives to make numerous efforts to improve the primary healthcare system. The fragmentation of the public health and healthcare systems, challenges in accessing comprehensive care, and repeated epidemics are becoming increasingly complicated. The study aimed…
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Volume 5 (2023)
Amulai Touray
The paper explored the role of states and non-state actor in resolving the political impasse after the fall of the the 22 years dictatorial regime of Yahya Jammeh as a result of the 2016 presidential elections. The election…
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Volume 5 (2023)
Bande Gulbert Mbah Tarh
Although recent research has increasingly questioned the link between natural resources and international conflict, the quest for hydrocarbons is peculiarly significant in igniting conflicts. Since a conflict-ridden oil producer is highly dependent on such resources, its revenue is…
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Volume 5 (2023)
Candice Pulchan
Globally, the physical, social, and economic ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic are overt and palpable. For healthcare workers (HCWs) and health systems, psychological corollaries may pose a more insidious threat. The approximately 9500 HCWs in the Trinidad and…
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Volume 5 (2023)
Bernadette Louise Bain
The problem of illegal immigrants in The Bahamas has been ongoing for decades, especially from the Haitian diaspora. It has resulted in children being born in The Bahamas with no rights to automatic citizenship. A corresponding issue is…
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Volume 5 (2023)
Adeyemi Oluwole OPEOLUWA, PhD
The incidence of malnutrition and its prevalence in the poor economies of the world is shocking. Globally, malnutrition affects more than 2.3 billion people. Additionally, 928 million more to 2.3 billion people are expected to be undernourished. Of these, 2…