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There’s been a surge of responses following the announcement from the new Prime Minister that the transition period will extend until 2025. In a statement released late on Tuesday night, Guinea’s civic groups assert that this declaration by the head…
The trial of two former government officials in Guinea-Bissau, who held positions overseeing public finances and the Treasury, commenced on Monday, March 11. They stand accused of embezzling over nine million euros from state coffers without following proper procedures. However,…
Guinean Civic Groups Resist Authorities Extension of Transition Period Amidst ECOWAS Agreed Timetable Dispute. Fishermen in Senegal set the agenda for the incoming government Security Forces in The Gambia Detain Over 50 Foreigners in Anti-Drug Raid Near Banjul. In Liberia,…
There has been a change regarding the procurement of military equipment and services, as well as work conducted for both the army and the presidency. A recent decree signed by the head of the military has effectively waived the legislation…
Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has called on state governors to provide land for herders to graze as part of efforts to stop the frequent clashes between herders and farmers across the country. The president appealed at the inauguration of…
Our Woman of The Day is Rebecca Naa Dedei Aryeetey, also known as Dedei Ashiki-shan. She was the backbone of Ghana’s first president Kwame Nkrumah and his CPP in the early stages of the independence struggle. Naa Dedei Aryeetey was…
Security operatives in The Gambia are leading relentless campaign in the fight against illicit drug trade and consumption. In a recent operation, more than 50 individuals from outside the country were arrested on the outskirts of Banjul – the capital…
The IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, in collaboration with Professor Kwesi Aning from the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, has launched legal proceedings against the Attorney General. They aim to challenge the appointment procedures for leaders of uniformed…
The recently appointed Director General of the Civil Service Agency of Liberia, Josiah Joekai, has expressed concern over the substantial wage bill inherited from the previous administration of George Weah. Joekai stated that there are over 67,000 people employed in…
The International Federation of Women Lawyers (IFWL) has expressed disappointment in the slow pace of work regarding the passage of Ghana’s Affirmative Action Bill. Efforts have been underway since 2011 to enact an Affirmative Action (Gender Equality) Law in alignment…
Guinean Civic Groups Resist Authorities Extension of Transition Period Amidst ECOWAS Agreed Timetable Dispute. Nigerien Authorities Modify Military Procurement Laws, Removing Oversight as the public expresses concern. Courtroom Chaos interrupts Trial of Former Guinea-Bissau Officials accused of Embezzlement of Millions…
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