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Ahead of Democracy Day, Nigerian Parliament to institutionalize President’s speech on June 12 In Togo, Calls Grow for Resignation of President Gnassingbé as New Role Sparks Outcry Ghana’s President Mahama Partners with Teachers’ Fund to Tackle Housing Crisis for Educators…
In Nigeria, the Senate is proposing a bill to institutionalize a presidential address every year on June 12, Democracy Day. Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele announced the plan ahead of the 25th anniversary of Nigeria’s return to civilian rule, emphasizing the…
In Togo, pressure is mounting on President Faure Gnassingbé as protests erupt over recent constitutional reforms that could extend his grip on power indefinitely. Activists condemned what they describe as a harsh government crackdown, including arrests and alleged abuse of…
President John Mahama has unveiled a new partnership with the Teachers’ Fund to help Ghanaian educators access affordable housing. Under the plan, teachers will be able to acquire two-bedroom homes through salary deductions, with prices set in local currency to…
Ghana’s Education Minister, Haruna Iddrisu, has confirmed that more than 600,000 candidates are sitting for the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) nationwide. During a monitoring tour on Wednesday, the Minister emphasized that the exams are not merely a memory…
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In Ghana, the strike by Registered Nurses’ & Midwives’ Association across the country is having a toll on patient lives. Though, government has express commitment for engagement, the nurses remain resolute in their demands for improve better conditions of service.…
Our woman of the day is Angie Elizabeth Brooks (August 24, 1928 – September 9, 2007) Angie Elizabeth Brooks was a distinguished Liberian diplomat and trailblazer in international diplomacy. As you will hear WADR’s Monrovia Correspondent Abraham Parker, her life…
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Ahead of Democracy Day, Nigerian Parliament to institutionalize President’s speech on June 12 In Togo, Calls Grow for Resignation of President Gnassingbé as New Role Sparks Outcry Ghana’s President Mahama Partners with Teachers’ Fund to Tackle Housing Crisis for Educators…
•WAGNER’s withdrawal from Mali sparks mixed debate and reaction from the population. •Nigeria’s National Human Rights Commission records over 270,000 complaints in May alone. •Gambia’s Petroleum Ministry Dismisses Ex- president Jammeh’s Oil Claims as False and Misleading •And, Monrovia’s City…
Around the world – and closer than we think – women are being killed simply for being women. In this episode of 50-50, we unpack the crisis of femicide, with a spotlight on Senegal, where civil society groups are demanding…
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