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The juntas in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger ranked among the countries most affected by terrorism claim that restoring security or maintaining stability is the main motivation behind their takeovers. They argue that the deterioration of security in all three…
A team of experts from the African Union (AU) has arrived in Sierra Leone to assess the country’s preparedness for its participation in the sixth Formed Police Unit (FPU-6) peacekeeping mission. The team’s visit is part of the evaluation process…
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) in Nigeria, headed by President Bola Tinubu, has approved a proposed budget of 47.9 trillion Naira (approximately 28.5 billion USD) for the fiscal year 2025. Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Atiku Bagudu, announced the…
A security expert, Adib Saani, has cautioned the Ghana Police Service against sharing information about the 2024 elections with the public, emphasizing that security measures shouldn’t be openly disclosed like football commentary. Adib said he believes this would provide troublemakers…
• As Senegal enters the last hours of campaigning for its legislative elections, Pastef and Samm Sa Kaddu Coalitions gear up to win hearts of electorates TEASER SENEGAL • Nigerien-Ivorian journalist, Serge Mathurin Adou, accused of participating in an attempted…
The union of press professionals in Guinea met on Wednesday with the United Nations mission present in the country to assess the process of returning to constitutional order. The closure of certain private media, the legal proceedings brought against journalists…
Nigerien-Ivorian journalist Serge Mathurin Adou has been formally charged following two months in detention. Adou, who was arrested in Niger where he is based, faces accusations of involvement in an attempted coup in neighboring Burkina Faso.
The European Union Elections Follow-Up Mission has acknowledged notable strides in the country’s legislative agenda despite delays in implementing its 2021 presidential election recommendations. The mission called for further electoral reforms, emphasizing the need for enhanced campaign financing regulations, while…
As Senegal’s legislative campaign concludes at midnight on Friday, the final hours are critical for coalitions and parties hoping to sway voters ahead of Sunday’s election. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has added to the public discourse, urging incoming parliamentarians to…
As Senegal approaches the legislative elections on Sunday, November 17, political campaigns are intensifying, with candidates appealing to voters to support their parties in securing a parliamentary majority. On the campaign trail in Madina, Pastef candidate Ousseynou Ly urged voters…
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