The partnership between EAC and UNHCR further seeks to support EAC Partner States create conditions conducive for comprehensive solutions to displacement including; voluntary repatriation and sustainable reintegration.
The partnership between EAC and UNHCR further seeks to support EAC Partner States create conditions conducive for comprehensive solutions to displacement including; voluntary repatriation and sustainable reintegration.
The partnership between EAC and UNHCR further seeks to support EAC Partner States create conditions conducive for comprehensive solutions to displacement including; voluntary repatriation and sustainable reintegration.
This morning, EAC SG @pmathuki and the UNHCR Regional Director for the East, Horn & Great Lakes Regions, Ms. Clementine Nkweta-Salam signed a MOU aimed at renewing & strengthening cooperation in addressing issues on refugee and asylum seekers in need of international protection.
This morning, EAC SG @pmathuki and the UNHCR Regional Director for the East, Horn & Great Lakes Regions, Ms. Clementine Nkweta-Salam signed a MOU aimed at renewing & strengthening cooperation in addressing issues on refugee and asylum seekers in need of international protection.
This morning, EAC SG @pmathuki and the UNHCR Regional Director for the East, Horn & Great Lakes Regions, Ms. Clementine Nkweta-Salam signed a MOU aimed at renewing & strengthening cooperation in addressing issues on refugee and asylum seekers in need of international protection.
This morning, EAC SG @pmathuki and the UNHCR Regional Director for the East, Horn & Great Lakes Regions, Ms. Clementine Nkweta-Salam signed a MOU aimed at renewing & strengthening cooperation in addressing issues on refugee and asylum seekers in need of international protection.
In 1837, Ghanaian King, Badu Bonsu II of Ahanta's head was cut off and sent to a museum in The Netherlands for resisting slavery.
He was betrayed by his tribesman.
He fought against colonialism by the Dutch Government.
His head was preserved in a jar.
It was returned in 2009.
In 1837, Ghanaian King, Badu Bonsu II of Ahanta's head was cut off and sent to a museum in The Netherlands for resisting slavery.
He was betrayed by his tribesman.
He fought against colonialism by the Dutch Government.
His head was preserved in a jar.
It was returned in 2009.
In 1837, Ghanaian King, Badu Bonsu II of Ahanta's head was cut off and sent to a museum in The Netherlands for resisting slavery.
He was betrayed by his tribesman.
He fought against colonialism by the Dutch Government.
His head was preserved in a jar.
It was returned in 2009.
