Goddy Ikeh

In a legislative session yesterday, the Moroccan House of Representatives approved Bill No. 21.24, which lays down specific provisions on the compulsory basic health insurance scheme (AMO) for persons who are able to pay contributions, but are not engaged in any paid or unpaid activity. The text was adopted by a large majority, with 99 votes in favour and only one against.

“We don’t have access to digital devices like smart phones, computers, laboratories, or libraries equipped with modern educational technology for research in Eastern Equatoria or, indeed, across South Sudan. I appeal to the government to provide such amenities in schools to ensure our students get the same opportunities as those in other countries,” said Amama Mariam, guest of honor at a recent commemoration of Day of the African Child.