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•Nigerian nurses and midwives embark on a week-long warning strike against years of unmet demands •Mali’s transitional Government approves national transitional Charter for peace and recompilation despite rejection by AZAWAD movement •Côte d’Ivoire Apologizes Over Death of Burkinabe Activist Alino…
Côte d’Ivoire Apologizes Over Death of Burkinabe Activist Alino Faso Amid Disputed Suicide Claims Central Sahel States set Conditional agreement on Counter-Terrorism Collaboration with ECOWAS Malian Government adopts a National Charter for Peace Liberian Government orders Prayer for Peace and…
•Ivorian Opposition Slams President Ouattara’s Re-election Bid; calls it unconstitutional •Togo hosts International Forum on Personal Data Protection against cyber attack •Central Sahel States set Conditional agreement on Counter-Terrorism Collaboration with ECOWAS
Across West Africa, the use of pesticides poses significant risks to human health and the environment. Studies have shown that farmers experience various health issues like eye irritation, skin problems, nausea, and headaches due to pesticide exposure. The environment also…
President Alassane Ouattara’s decision to seek re-election in Côte d’Ivoire’s October 25 polls has ignited strong political reactions across the country. While the President pledges a peaceful and transparent electoral process, opposition parties are condemning his bid as unconstitutional and…
The Central Sahel States have reached a conditional agreement on future collaboration to combat terrorism, according to the ECOWAS Commission. Speaking at the inaugural ECOWAS-Sahel Governance Forum in Banjul, Gambia, ECOWAS President Dr. Omar Touray confirmed the breakthrough in regional…
Burkina Faso is reeling from a deadly terrorist attack that claimed the lives of several army personnel in the northern province of Boulsa. The assault, which occurred on Monday, targeted a military base in the conflict-prone region. Eyewitnesses report that…
At least two people have been killed and several others injured following a deadly communal clash in Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory. The violence, which erupted in Gwagwalada, has also displaced dozens of families, leaving homes torched and communities on edge.…
The Bawku chieftaincy crisis has resurfaced, prompting a full-scale peace enforcement operation by the Ghana Armed Forces. This follows a directive by President John Dramani Mahama after renewed violence claimed multiple lives, including a traditional ruler and three students. At…
Togo has wrapped up the first-ever International Forum on Personal Data Protection, held in Lomé from July 28 to 31, 2025. The four-day summit brought together data protection authorities and experts from Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali, and host country Togo…
Liberians across the country joined in a National Day of Prayer and Fasting as President Joseph Boakai called for unity and divine intervention amid ongoing economic challenges. The observance, part of Liberia’s 178th Independence Day celebrations, focused on healing the…
Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has called for stronger investment in agriculture to address the ongoing crisis in the central Sahel region. Speaking at the Sahel Governance Forum in The Gambia, Jonathan highlighted agriculture as key to solving food insecurity…
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