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Vote counting continues in Togo after Monday’s legislative and regional elections Independent Petrol marketers in Nigeria threaten withdrawal of fuel supply over 200 billion Naira debt owed by the Federal Government Reporters Without Borders condemns suspension of international media by…
Expectations remain high as counting in Monday’s parliamentary election in Togo gets underway. In this segment of the news, our guest Marie-Josiane Ngah, Francophone Project Coordinator, WADEMOS Network, takes a look at the conduct of the elections and its likely…
Electoral Authorities in Togo Begin vote counting after Monday’s parliamentary Election ECOWAS Chief Justices converge on Banjul for the regional judicial council conference. Cote d’Ivoire receives approval for 15 million euros in aid to boost the army’s capacity to fight…
Chief Justices from West Africa converge on Banjul for the ECOWAS Chief Justices Judicial Council Meeting. The three-day meeting which began on Monday, brings together judicial chiefs and will enable discussion around common challenges facing the administration of justice in…
Senegalese Head of State Bassirou Diomaye Faye is expected in Guinea Bissau today, Tuesday on a friendly working visit. In a press release, the Government Information Office points out that this trip follows on from the President’s first trips to…
In Mali, Abdel Kader Maïga, a close associate and advisor to Prime Minister Choguel Maïga, was sentenced yesterday, Monday, to 2 years in prison, 1 of which was unsuspended. He was found guilty of public insults and defamation following remarks…
In Niger, lawyers of deposed president Mouhamed Bazoum are calling on the State Court not to issue its ruling on May 10. While the court is due to rule in about ten days on whether to lift Bazoum’s immunity in…
Reporters Without Borders has denounced the suspension of about nine international media channels in Burkina Faso by the military authority. The High Council for Communication (CSC) accuses them of having covered the Human Rights Watch report on the massacre of…
The Ivorian Armed Forces is benefitting from a fifteen million euro European Union assistance. The fund adopted by the EU Council on Monday is meant to strengthen its military support and fight against terrorism in Cote d’Ivoire. As Augustine Kollie…
Heads of Units of Interpol in Africa are meeting in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, to share knowledge and best practices for tackling cybercrime. Nigeria, Kenya, Morocco and Mauritius are said to be top on the list of countries facing threats of…
ECOWAS Chief Justices converge on Banjul for the regional judicial council conference. Cote d’Ivoire receives approval for 15 million euros in aid to boost the army’s capacity to fight against terrorism. And Lower Chamber of the Liberian Legislature passes 738…
In Liberia, members of the House of Representatives have passed the country’s 2024 National Budget up to the tune of 738 million US dollars. The initial draft budget submitted by the Executive Branch of Government was a little over 692…
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