Egyptian, Congolese contenders vie for UNESCO top job

An Egyptian ex-minister is the favourite to become head of the UN's culture agency, but his Congolese rival says bets are still off before a key decision next week.

by AFP

Egyptian, Congolese contenders vie for UNESCO top job

by AFP

In new report, UNESCO highlights economic, cultural potential of Africa’s book industry

by Guardian Nigeria

2024, year of attack on free speech, assault on journalists

by Sunday Aikulola

‘Racial prejudices ’ll thwart aspirations for world peace’

by Waliat Musa

UNESCO chief in Iraq to visit war-battered cultural sites

by AFP

UN expresses concern as killings of journalists up 50 per cent in 2022

by Sunday Aikulola

Journalist killings decline in 2021, threats still alarming

by Sunday Aikulola

UN cautions on depletion of biodiversity

by Cornelius Essen, Abuja

30 years after, UNESCO commemorates anniversary of Press Freedom Day

by Sunday Aikulola

Stakeholders canvass protection of students, teachers

by Adelowo Adebumiti

Stakeholders want safe environment for media operation in 2021

by Sunday Aikulola

UNESCO, OHCHR get €7m to reinforce freedom of expression

by Editor

Despite COVID-19 pandemic, intangible cultural heritage committee meets online

by Editor

COVID-19 may set aid to education back by six years, UNESCO warns

by Iyabo Lawal

Leveraging power of book to combat isolation

by Gregory Austin Nwakunor

Former French culture minister to head UNESCO

by AFP

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