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In this edition, we will be taking an in-depth look at a parasitic disease, Onchocerciasis, the second leading infectious cause of blindness which has been classified by the World Health Organization, WHO as a neglected tropical disease, NTD. Also, in…
Low turnout and discovery of premarked ballot papers in possession of members of the ruling CDC camp raise concerns as Liberia’s presidential rerun ends. Hundreds of youth in Mali’s capital Bamako celebrate the army’s defeat against rebel groups in the…
Liberians vote for the country’s next president in a Runoff Election between Incumbent Weah and Opposition Leader Boakai Labour Unions in Nigeria begin nationwide strike Niger’s Military Government Secures $28 Million from Saudi Kingdom to Boost Education System. Unknown gunmen…
All is set in Liberia for the much-anticipated presidential election runoffs today. The contest is between the incumbent President George Weah and opposition leader Joseph Boakai. This runoff became necessary as none of the 20 presidential candidates in the October…
An Ivorian political movement named “Committed to the Republic” has unveiled an action plan for the re-election of Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara in 2025. The initiative aims to mobilize the youth affiliated with the ruling party and involves a budget…
At least 70 civilians, predominantly elderly individuals and children, lost their lives in an attack on the village of Zaongo in northern Burkina Faso earlier this month. According to a statement from the Burkinabe public prosecutor on Monday, unidentified assailants…
Ghana’s National Security Minister, Albert Kan Dapaah, has urged Members of Parliament to exercise caution when discussing military brutalities in the Upper East Regional towns of Garu, Tempane, and Bugri. The minister emphasized the need for circumspection, citing various reasons,…
The Niger military government has received a substantial sum of $28 million from the Saudi kingdom to enhance its education system. The funds were handed over on the spot to Niger’s Prime Minister, Mahamane Lamine Zeine, at the conclusion of…
A coalition of governments, including Ghana, Moldova, Sweden, Denmark, Estonia, and France, has expressed their support for the International Fund for Public Interest Media (IFPIM). In a ceremony at the Paris Peace Forum, they approved the Statutes that protect IFPIM’s…
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