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•ECOWAS concludes meeting on Standby Force Training Policy to boost security of member state •African Union calls for a decade reparation campaign to correct historical wrongs and injustices through restitution. •Federal Government of Nigeria warns of the outbreak of infectious…
•African Union calls for a decade reparation campaign to correct historical wrongs and injustices through restitution. •Federal Government of Nigeria warns of the outbreak of infectious diseases across the country •Protesters Under “Enough is Enough” Banner in Liberia Issues 14-Day…
•Ghana’s Special Prosecutor files criminal charges against 10 senior officials of state oil company for conspiring to extort 28 million dollars. •Nigeria’s President Tinubu holds a special council meeting in honour of late head of state, Buhari.|| •Vote counting continues…
This week, West Africa Democracy Radio, under its security project, In The Sahel, organised a debate in Dakar, the Senegalese capital, bringing together experts, analysts, CSO executives, policy makers, researchers, youths, journalists and other stakeholders, to discuss the theme, security…
In Ghana, the former CEO of the National Petroleum Authority, Dr. Mustapha Abdul-Hamid, is fighting back against criminal charges filed by the Office of the Special Prosecutor. He and nine other senior NPA officials are accused of conspiring to extort…
Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Thursday led a Special Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting to honour the late former President Muhammadu Buhari. Held at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, the session was deeply personal, reflecting the government’s respect for…
Thousands of Liberians took to the streets of Monrovia on Thursday under the slogan “Enough is Enough,” demanding immediate reforms from the Joseph Boakai-led administration. The protest was organized by the Solidarity of Trust For A New Day (STAND) and…
West Africa Democracy Radio (WADR) on Thursday convened a public debate focused on the escalating security crisis in the Central Sahel and its spillover risks for Senegal. Held under the theme “Security Situation in the Central Sahel and on the…
Senegal has officially taken control of Camp Geille in Dakar, marking the end of France’s long-standing military presence on its soil. The handover was formalized in a symbolic ceremony on July 17. The event closes a 65-year chapter of French…
Vote counting is underway in Togo following the July 17 municipal elections, which were marked by a notably low voter turnout across the country. Roughly 4 million registered voters were expected to cast their ballots, but many stayed away following…
In Côte d’Ivoire, two major opposition parties — the PDCI and FPI — boycotted a recent meeting between the ruling RHDP and the opposition coalition CAP-CI, raising eyebrows ahead of the next presidential elections. Their absence has sparked debate among…
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved the release of approximately $41 million to Niger, offering a financial boost to Niamey’s ongoing economic and climate-related reforms. This disbursement follows the successful completion of two reviews under the country’s budget and…
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