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Global Peace Index 2025 ranks The Gambia Among Africa’s Most Peaceful Nations Ghana targets to become Gavi donor by 2030 after $67m vaccine investment In Chad Opposition leader Masra’s Lawyers Sound Alarm on Arbitrary Detention and Due Process Breaches Thousands…
•Day one of Faure Resignation Demonstration underway in Togo despites authorities vow to crackdown unauthorised assembly. •Nigeria’s Electoral Commission, INEC, receives applications from more than a hundred associations ahead of the 2027 elections. •Ghana’s suspended Chief Justice Torkornoo stirres mixed…
•Tension heightens in Togo as authorities vow to take action against protesters over unauthorised assembly. •Nigeria’s Electoral Commission, INEC, receives applications from more than a hundred associations ahead of the 2027 elections. •And, Senegal’s Judicial Workers’ Union extend general strike…
As the world grapples with the escalating challenges of climate change and deforestation, technology emerges as a powerful ally in the global effort to restore and sustain our planet’s green cover. Scientists, farmers and stakeholders in the agricultural sector have…
In Togo, socio-political tensions are rising as a series of youth-led protests begins today, Thursday, June 26. The demonstrations, which continue through Friday and Saturday, were widely mobilized via social media and have drawn support from opposition political parties and…
Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it has received applications from at least 110 associations seeking registration as political parties. INEC Chairperson, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, made the disclosure during a press conference at the commission’s headquarters in Abuja on…
Nigeria and Brazil have signed a new bilateral agreement aimed at enhancing cooperation in agriculture, trade, and climate resilience. At the heart of the renewed partnership is the $1 billion Green Imperative Programme, which Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu hailed…
The Justice Workers’ Union and the National Union of Justice Workers in Senegal have announced a 48-hour extension of their ongoing strike, beginning Thursday, June 26. This follows an initial 72-hour work stoppage earlier in the week. The unions are…
In a major blow to press regulation in Senegal, CORED—the agency charged with upholding ethics and professional standards in journalism—has announced the temporary closure of all its offices due to lack of funding. According to CORED, the state has failed…
Suspended Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo’s public remarks on the ongoing proceedings for her potential removal have ignited mixed reactions across Ghana. At a press conference on Wednesday, June 25, Justice Torkornoo described the investigation process as biased and unfair, alleging…
Liberia on Wednesday held a solemn state funeral for former President Samuel K. Doe and his late wife, Nancy Doe, in a historic ceremony at the Centennial Pavilion in Monrovia. The event, attended by current and former leaders, began with…
In Liberia, civil society organisations are raising red flags over a proposed bill to amend the 2018 Local Government Act (LGA). The groups argue that the amendments—especially those curbing the powers of county councils—threaten the country’s progress towards decentralisation. The…
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