April 27, 2025

In Côte d’Ivoire, the ruling Rally of Houphouëtists for Democracy and Peace (RHDP) has firmly denied any involvement in the removal of opposition leader Tidjane Thiam from the electoral roll. During a press briefing in Abidjan, RHDP spokesperson Kobenan Adjoumani…

In Côte d’Ivoire, Charles Blé Goudé’s appeal against his removal from the electoral roll has been rejected by the Gagnoa Court of First Instance. The court cited his previous conviction, which sentenced him to 20 years in prison for acts…

In Liberia, opposition leaders have rallied behind the Supreme Court’s ruling that upheld Fonati Koffa’s position as legitimate Speaker of the House. Parties including the Congress for Democratic Change, Alternative National Congress, All-Liberian Party, and the Movement for Economic Empowerment…

Benin’s League of Imams has expressed deep concern over recent deadly attacks. Fifty-six soldiers were killed in a northern region assault, sparking national outrage. Religious leaders, politicians, and civil society groups are urging stronger preventive measures. They are calling for…

Ghana’s President John Mahama has announced a major national change. July 1st, traditionally Republic Day, will now be observed as the National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving. President Mahama emphasized the need to appreciate Ghana’s enduring peace and religious harmony.…

Senegal’s national forum on political system reform is set for May 28 to June 4. President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, who initiated the dialogue, aims to unite various segments of society for the discussions. The forum will focus on reforming institutions…

An estimated 3.6% of Nigeria’s population could fall into poverty by 2027, according to the World Bank’s latest Africa Pulse report. The projection comes despite Nigeria’s wealth in oil and mineral resources, highlighting growing economic challenges. The report also shows…