Université agricole K-d.k de Parakou Welcomes First-Year Students
New students at Université agricole K-d.k de Parakou attend their first classes.
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New students at Université agricole K-d.k de Parakou attend their first classes.
Abdoulaye Bio Tchané visits Nicéphore Soglo, saluting his return after health-related absence
Farmers in Benin's Dassari district face crop losses due to attacks by granivorous birds, prompting the agriculture ministry to issue an alert and recommend protective measures.
Benin's former police chief Louis Philippe Houndégnon faces trial restart
Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama proposes economic and social cooperation as an alternative to financial reparations for historical injustices.
Turkey hosts COP31 in Antalya from November 9-20, 2026, and plans to focus on implementing climate commitments and promoting a new economic model.
Benin's Health Minister installs 26 members in two national health councils to improve healthcare quality and oversight.
Benin trials hybrid maize F1 in Adjohoun to assess its potential for improving agricultural yields
Over 15,000 health professionals in Benin to undergo competency evaluation
Seven associations compete in three-day tournament for visually impaired athletes
662 Benin teachers trained in 2022 for agricultural technical education still await deployment over a year later, sparking concerns about their future.
Benin's Abdoulaye Bio Tchané meets with former President Nicéphore Soglo