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Call for nominations for consideration for National Honours in 2024 - Antigua Observer Newspaper

Members of the public are invited to submit nominations of suitably qualified persons to be considered by the Honours Committee in 2024 for conferral of one of three societies of honour, which are further divided into grades and described in the National Honours Act as:  The Most Distinguished Order of…

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Mbumba confers national hero honour on Geingob

President Nangolo Mbumba has conferred the honour of a national hero on the late president Hage Geingob. In a proclamation published on Friday, Mbumba directed that […]

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Public Can Start Nominating People For National Honours In The Bahamas

Public Can Start Nominating People For National Honours In The Bahamas
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Three weeks for mourning Geingob – traditional leader

A group of traditional leaders are set to meet former first lady Monica Geingos today to discuss the funeral arrangements for president Hage Geingob amid a proposal to mourn the statesman for three weeks.

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Is Voting the Cornerstone of Democracy We Can't Afford to Overlook?

The article highlights the fundamental importance of voting in a democratic society, drawing from the perspectives of Winston Churchill, international instruments, and Indian constitutional jurisprudence. It emphasises that voting is a mechanism for citizens to assert ownership over their government and contribute to national progress. The right to vote, though not classified as a fundamental right, is intricately linked to the freedom of expression under Article 19(1)(a). The article discusses landmark cases and electoral reforms in India, underscoring the Election Commission's efforts to foster inclusivity and curb corruption. It advocates for ongoing safeguards and expansions of voting rights, proposing initiatives such as automatic voter registration, awareness campaigns, and educational programs. The conclusion reinforces the democratic ethos, urging measures to ensure every citizen's right to vote and fair representation in the political process.

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