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This edition of the Street Parliament takes us to the Gambia where the National Assembly has moved a bill that seeks to repeal a law that bans FGM to the ABC Committee following a heated debate on Monday This comes…
A topical issue in Senegal is the high rate of unemployment affecting many young graduates in the country. Many have completed their training, but still struggle in the job market. Now this pre-election period provides an opportunity for these unemployed…
Senegal Gears Up for Presidential Election with Hundreds of International Observers Arriving In The Country. Niger Military Seizes Cache of War Equipment and American Documents Bound for Côte d’Ivoire. The Dixxim Court In Guinea Reclassifies September 28, 2009 Incidents Ahead…
Senegal’s Constitutional council rejects the announced withdrawal of two Presidential candidates ahead of March 24th Election. Niger Military Seizes Cache of War Equipment and American Documents Bound for Côte d’Ivoire. The Burkinabe transitional authority revokes mining licenses of international extractive…
The Nigerien military has reported the seizure of a huge amount of war equipment along with numerous American documents. These items were discovered in a truck destined for Côte d’Ivoire. The interception occurred during a routine road inspection in the…
The Burkinabé transitional government is revoking the license of a Turkish company responsible for operating a major gold mine in Inata and a manganese mine in Tambao. The government’s decision stems from the company’s alleged failure to fulfill its obligations,…
The court has decided the reclassification of events related to the incidents of September 28, 2009. After several days of arguments, the court ruled on Thursday that this matter would be addressed in the final decision on the case, which…
Senegalese Presidential Race Intensifies as Candidate Withdrawals Shift Alliances Ahead of March 24th Election. Niger Military Seizes Cache of War Equipment and American Documents Bound for Côte d’Ivoire. Liberia’s Former Ruling Party Threatens Militant Recruitment to Protect Ex-President Weah Amid…
Liberia’s former ruling Coalition for Democratic Change Party has threatened to recruit its partisans, especially militants to protect former President George Weah. The former ruling party accused the new administration of President Joseph Boakai of recalling almost all the presidential…
A dismissed soldier is among three suspects apprehended by the police in connection to a failed kidnap attempt in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital. The arrest, the police authorities say followed a response to a distress call while the kidnappers broke into…
Three pre-tertiary teacher unions, in Ghana, – the National Association of Graduate Teachers, the Coalition of Concerned Teachers and Ghana National Association of Teachers – have vowed to remain on strike despite a directive from the National Labour Commission to…
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