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•ECOWAS commission warns of a growing terrorism threat across West Africa, urging stronger regional response •In Nigeria, more than seven hundred people still missing from the Mokwa devastating floods in May. • Liberian Government Bans Street parades of school Gala…
Food security, as defined by the World Food Summit, 1996, exists when all people, at all times, have physical and economic access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs and preferences for an active and healthy…
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has sounded the alarm on the escalating threat of terrorism across the region, urging swift and unified action. At a high-level ministerial meeting in Abuja on Wednesday, regional leaders stressed that no…
•ECOWAS commission warns of a growing terrorism threat across West Africa, urging stronger regional response •Liberian Government Bans Street parades of school Gala days nationwide, citing students’ safety concerns •Senegal initiates national consultation to reform its Communication sector in response…
Malian authorities are reinforcing security nationwide as non-state armed groups intensify their attacks, some occurring alarmingly close to the capital, Bamako. Over the past weeks, a wave of coordinated strikes against military outposts in central and northern Mali has sparked…
Côte d’Ivoire’s political landscape is heating up as Antoine Tiémoko Assalé, Deputy Mayor of Tiassalé, officially enters the race for the October 2025 presidential election. Running under the banner of his civic movement, “Today, Tomorrow Côte d’Ivoire” (ADCI), Assalé is…
Guinea is hosting high-level talks to establish a parliamentary body for the Mano River Union, a move aimed at strengthening regional cooperation. On Wednesday, Liberia’s National Assembly Speaker, Richard Nagbe Koon, arrived in Conakry for an official visit. He was…
In Guinea, the high-profile corruption trial involving former public officials and commercial institutions has been postponed for a second time. The Economic and Financial Offenses Court (CRIEF) announced the decision on Wednesday, June 18, following a request from defense lawyers…
In Liberia, the Ministry of Education and the National Police Authority have placed an immediate ban on street parades by student groups during school gala anniversaries. Announced jointly by Education Minister Dr. Jarso Jallah and Police Inspector General Gregory Coleman…
A major three-day forum on communications has opened in Senegal, with calls to harmonize media regulations and safeguard the country’s information space. The event brings together media professionals, regulators, and policymakers to review frameworks governing press freedom, advertising, and social…
Ghana is set to take a bold step in strengthening local governance, as President John Mahama has announced that elections for Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) will begin in 2026. This marks a major shift from the current…
In Niger State, Nigeria, the devastating impact of recent floods continues to unfold, with over 700 people still unaccounted for in the Mokwa region. The disaster, triggered by three days of relentless rainfall in late May, has already claimed at…
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