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•Burkina Faso’s transitional leader Captain Traoré denounces non-aggression agreement between terrorists and Cote d’Ivoire •Nigeria’s Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association emnarks on nationwide strike over dismissal of 800 workers •Guinea’s opposition slams new election date, cites ECOWAS deal…
•Burkina Faso’s transitional leader Captain Traoré denounces non-aggression agreement between terrorists and Cote d’Ivoire •Trial of former Malian Prime Minister Moussa Mara opens in Bamako •Nigeria’s Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association emnarks on nationwide strike over dismissal of…
The media, also known as the “Fourth Estate,” holds power to inform, educate, and hold leaders accountable. However, in many societies, this power has evolved into something akin to a media clergy—an elite group of journalists, leaders of religious bodies,…
In Nigeria, demolitions at the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex have left hundreds of traders counting their losses and sparked strong criticism from rights groups. The exercise, led by the Lagos State Government, is raising concerns not only about livelihoods…
This edition on Innovation, we spotlight a young Kenyan female entrepreneur, Janet Uchele, who is passionate about making an impact by providing tailor-made financial solutions to women and youths to access financial credit without huge collateral, in order to cater…
In the United States, four people have been killed following a shooting and fire at a Mormon church in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan. Authorities say several others remain unaccounted for after the blaze, which has since been contained but caused…
Seychelles will head to a rerun presidential election after no candidate secured an outright majority in the first round. Official results released Sunday show opposition leader Patrick Herminie with 48.8 percent of the vote, just ahead of incumbent President Wavel…
In Gabon, voters headed to the polls on Saturday for the first round of legislative and local elections, following ten days of campaigning. About 1,600 candidates are contesting 145 parliamentary seats, while nearly 17,000 are competing for municipal and departmental…
The Southern African Development Community has condemned deadly protests in Madagascar over crippling power and water shortages. In a statement, SADC Executive Secretary Elias Magosi described the unrest as tragic, saying it has already caused deaths, injuries, and widespread destruction…
Trial of former Malian Prime Minister Moussa Mara opens in Bamako Guinea’s opposition slams new election date, cites ECOWAS deal breach Ivorian religious leaders call for peace ahead of October 25 election International relations expert welcomes US visa restriction reversal…
In Mali, the trial of former Prime Minister Moussa Mara opened this Monday before the Cybercrime Court in Bamako. Mara, who has been in detention since August 1, faces charges of damaging the credit of the State and opposing legitimate…
In Nigeria, at least 12 people have been killed following an early morning raid by suspected bandits on a community in Kwara State. The attack has once again thrown a spotlight on insecurity in the country, with violent groups increasingly…
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