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Cecilia Macaulay
Verified
Broadcast Journalist, BBC News Africa
London
Beats
Climate Change , Agriculture, Health, Wildlife Trafficking, Natural Disasters, Policy, Sanitation, Energy, Pollution , Energy, Politics, –, Food Security
Communications
Content
By Thomas Naadi Verified, Cecilia Macaulay Verified| BBC News Verified Niger's military leaders free ministers, but not ousted presidentThomas Naadi & Cecilia MacaulayAFPGen Abdourahamane Tchiani seized power in 2023Niger's military leaders have released more than 50 detainees, including former ministers in the government they toppled in 2023. Among them are the former ministers of defence, oil and finance, as well as several senior army officers, convicted or accused of plotting previous coups.
By Cecilia Macaulay Verified| LivingNow Verified Rethink beauty to transform your garden and lifeImage: Artem Beliaikin | UnsplashStare deeply into beauty, and you will see it exists to enliven and protect. It loves to be copied, to get into the patterns of how you live your life. I want permaculture to spread to the mainstream; enriching others’ lives like it enriches mine. If you design beauty into your garden, people won’t resist; they will want one too.
By Thomas Naadi Verified, Cecilia Macaulay Verified| BBC News Verified Niger's military leaders free ministers, but not ousted presidentThomas Naadi & Cecilia MacaulayAFPGen Abdourahamane Tchiani seized power in 2023Niger's military leaders have released more than 50 detainees, including former ministers in the government they toppled in 2023. Among them are the former ministers of defence, oil and finance, as well as several senior army officers, convicted or accused of plotting previous coups.
Company Info
BBC News Africa