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The National Emergency Management Authority (NEMA), said on Monday that at least 49 people have been killed and thousands displaced in Nigeria after heavy rains caused flooding in the northeast of the country. Recall in 2022, Nigeria experienced its worst…
•Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez arrives in Mauritania on a regional tour that also includes Senegal and The Gambia. •Residents of Jifanga village bordering Senegal and The Gambia embrace unity despite border conflict in surrounding areas. •United States Government denounces terrorist…
In Jifanga village, where two-thirds of the land belongs to The Gambia and one-third to Senegal, its residents live as one community. Residents in these areas consider the borders as mere lines on a map, and embrace unity as the…
Senegalese President Diomaye Faye to meet lawmakers over the scrapping of two institutions A new Afrobarometer Report Says Some Gambian Citizens Want a New Constitution but Doubt Commitment of Political Parties Authorities in Nigeria say Floods Kill At Least 49,…
The United States Government has announced that it is providing more than $64 million to address migration trends in sub-Saharan Africa. This disclosure was made by Julieta Valls Noyes, the U.S. State Department’s Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Population,…
A majority of Gambians say the country needs a new Constitution, but many doubt the commitment of political parties to the process, the latest Afrobarometer survey shows. The survey findings from April-May 2024 shows that two-thirds of Gambians think the…
The government of Ghana has announced the immediate ban on the export of key grains, including maize, rice, and soybean due to an ongoing dry spell that has devastated agricultural production in eight regions. At a press conference in Accra…
Former Burkinabé minister Vincent Dabilgou has been sentenced on appeal to six years in prison and fined over 3 billion CFA francs, over 5 million United States dollars. The verdict was delivered on Monday, following his initial sentencing on…
Ahead of the official launch of Liberia’s electronic procurement system, the Public Procurement and Concession Commission has conducted an intensive training of trainers program for more than 50 government employees, particularly procurement officers. Dubbed the e-GP system, the official launch…
The military authorities in Niger have announced a 50% reduction in service fees at public health facilities. This measure was taken last Wednesday during a Cabinet meeting. The decision has been welcomed by the Nigerien population. Here is a report…
Sierra Leone’s “Freetown the Tree Town” initiative has distributed 25,000 trees across the city, with residents enthusiastically collecting them from various locations. This effort is part of a broader plan to enhance environmental sustainability and increase community involvement in greening…
A new Afrobarometer Report Says Some Gambian Citizens Want a New Constitution but Doubt Commitment of Political Parties Nigeria’s president Tinubu appoints new security and intelligence chiefs after series of resignations A former minister in Burkina Faso has been sentenced…
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