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Monday, February 11, 2013

Africa round-up

SOUTH AFRICA: S.Africa eyes biometric crackdown on truant teachers (Modern Ghana) 
GHANA: National Health Insurance Scheme to introduce biometric ID cards (Ghana Business News)


NIGERIA: Plateau state government has discovered 6000 ghost workers (The Nation) 


LIBYA: New biometric passport officially revealed (Libya Herald)
Posted by Jason at 12:21 PM
Labels: Africa, Ghana, Libya, Nigeria, round-up, South Africa
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