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Guinean Authorities Launch investigation into December 1 Stadium tragedy Liberia’s Supreme Court suspends proceedings in High-profile corruptions case as citizens react Ahead of the AWiM Conference Tomorrow, UNESCO Advocates the Protection of Female Journalists in Election Coverages And Ghana sees…
Dr. Assah Asante, a University of Ghana political science lecturer, has criticized reports of voter inducements and photo-taking of thumb-printed ballots during the special voting exercise. He urged authorities to address these issues ahead of the December 7 general elections.
At the 11th Nigeria-South Africa Bi-National Commission in Cape Town, President Bola Tinubu called for deeper collaboration between the two nations to drive economic growth and stability across Africa, emphasizing their shared responsibility in fostering continental unity and progress.
The Joseph Boakai administration has endorsed an $8.4 billion initiative named ARREST, a five-year plan aimed at addressing Liberia’s critical challenges and promoting equitable growth. The blueprint outlines strategies to drive inclusive development across sectors, fostering progress nationwide.
The Democratic Party of Côte d’Ivoire (PDCI) has summoned Jean Louis Billon to appear before its disciplinary committee following his declaration of intent to contest the presidency. Party spokesperson Bredoumi Soumaïla announced during a press conference that a convention would…
The Supreme Court of Mali has granted provisional release to top executives of the state energy company, EDM-SA, including former Minister of Mines, Energy, and Water, Lamine Seydou Traoré. The officials, accused of forgery and damage to public property over…
Thirty young lawmakers from Africa, Europe, and the Americas are attending a two-day conference in Banjul, The Gambia, aimed at fostering political change and enhancing youth involvement in governance. The event, organized by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), began…
The Council of Press Broadcasters and Publishers in Senegal has criticized the government’s publication of recognized media outlets, urging a review of the decision. Speaking at a press briefing in Dakar, Mamadou Ibra Kane, President of the Senegalese Press Association,…
The Senegalese Ministry of Communication has unveiled a provisional list of press companies officially recognized by the state, approving just over 100 out of 380 applicants. Non-compliant media outlets have been given a 72-hour deadline to meet the provisions of…
The Senegalese Ministry of Communication sets a 72-hour deadline for non-state-recognised media entities to regularize their status. The Supreme Court in Mali grants provisional release to a former minister of energy and three others after months of pre-trial detention. The…
The Senegalese Ministry of Communication sets a 72-hour deadline for non-state-recognised media entities to regularize their status. The Supreme Court in Mali grants provisional release to a former minister of energy and three others after months of pre-trial detention. And,…
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