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Burkina Faso president Captain Trore vows to hunt down enemies of the state, as the Country celebrates its independence Day Nearly hundred Nigerien soldiers killed in a fight against jihadist group Ghana’s outgoing President Akufo Addo inaugurates joint transitional team…
•First in Ghana, more than one hundred suspects are in Police custody in connection with the nationwide post-election violence. •Victims of the October 2022 violence In Chad file a complaint at a Court seeking Justice and reparations. •Amnesty International calls…
Today, we’re reflecting on a pivotal event that concluded last week but continues to generate important conversations across the continent. From December 4th to 5th, the Africa Women in Media (AWiM24) conference took center stage in Dakar, Senegal, under the…
Leaders, policymakers, and education stakeholders have gathered in Nouakchott, Mauritania, for a continental summit focused on addressing Africa’s education challenges. The three-day event, themed “Educating and Skilling Africa for the 21st Century,” aims to build an inclusive and equitable educational…
The Nigerian Senate has passed the second reading of a bill seeking to mandate the domestic processing of at least 30% of raw materials before export. This proposed amendment to the Raw Materials Research and Development Council Act 2022 aims…
In response to rising cases of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) in Liberia, the Ministry of Gender and the Independent National Commission on Human Rights have pledged to promote awareness and protect human rights, particularly for SGBV victims. This commitment…
In Senegal, Amnesty International has called for a review of the Family Code, particularly Article 277, to enhance women’s participation in decision-making processes. The appeal was made during a workshop in Dakar themed “Strategies to harmonize Senegalese family law with…
In Chad, ten victims of the deadly October 2022 confrontations between police and demonstrators have filed a complaint at a court in Ndjamena, seeking justice two years after the tragic events. The protest, dubbed “Black Thursday,” saw a brutal crackdown…
The Guinean Human Rights Organization has raised concerns over the deteriorating human rights situation during the country’s transitional period. Advocacy groups are urging the ruling military authorities to prioritize the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms. They have called for…
The Ghana Police Service has arrested 107 individuals in connection with violent incidents reported nationwide following the December 7, 2024, general elections. In a statement issued on Monday, the police highlighted a rise in post-election lawlessness, attributed to supporters of…
Ghana Police Service arrests over a hundred suspects linked to the nationwide post-election violence. Amnesty International calls for a review of Senegal’s Family Code to achieve gender parity. And, in Nigeria, a bill mandating 30 percent domestic processing of commodities…
The United Nations Office for West Africa and the Sahel (UNOWAS) has congratulated Ghana for conducting peaceful and inclusive presidential and parliamentary elections on December 7, 2024. Leonardo Santos Simão, the UN Special Representative for West Africa and the Sahel,…
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