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Sekou, Badejo praise historic African Union / CARICOM Summit 2021.

September 16, 2021

Sekou, Badejo praise historic African Union / CARICOM Summit 2021.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Two of St. Martin’s authors, Lasana Sekou and Fabian Badejo, have praised the historic Africa-CARICOM Summit held virtually on September 7, 2021, said their publisher HNP.
The summit was hosted by Kenya and chaired by Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta under the theme “Unity across Continents and Oceans: Opportunities for Deepening Integration.”
The event was attended and addressed by the heads of state and government of the African Union and CARICOM member states. Heads of regional integration secretariats and institutions of CARICOM and Africa also attended.
“This is the unique culmination of continuous efforts by the people of Africa ...


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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/38558-sekou-badejo-praise-historic-african-union-caricom-summit-2021.html

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