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Decentralisation or Political Remapping: New Councils, New Boundaries, and Who Really Gains.

AMAZE TV & Network AID Africa

 At the AMAZE TV SL Focus Salone Extra program, Network AID Africa Chief Country Coordinator shed light on the topic in relation to the Government Gazette Vol. CLXVII Govt. Notice No. 246-277, Wednesday, 16th September 2026.


He provided historical background and positioned the organisation on the creation or recreation of new districts, chiefdoms, and localities for the provision and easy accessibility of services, resources, and governance, not for political advantage against another political party.
He uses the opportunity to call on the government, through the Ministry of Information and Civic Education, to put forward a statement on the statement of Sorie Fofana, Chairman, Board of the National Civil Registration Authority (NCRA) at ECKO MEDIA on the 23th September 2026.
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Focus Salone Extra

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