March 11, 2026

In Nigeria, the United States government has issued a warning to its citizens over a potential terrorist threat targeting American facilities and affiliated institutions. The alert has sparked renewed concerns about the security situation in the country. Authorities advise U.S.…

In Benin, the Defense and Security Forces have thwarted a terrorist attack targeting their position at the Pendjari Lodge in the northern part of the country. Authorities say a swift and coordinated response, supported by air assets, enabled security forces…

Tensions are escalating along the border between Liberia and Guinea following the breakdown of negotiations between local officials from both countries. The dispute centers on accusations that armed Guinean soldiers crossed into Liberian territory. According to reports, the soldiers halted…

UN Women and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime are calling for urgent action to make equitable justice a transformative force for women and girls. The appeal is contained in a joint statement issued after the commemoration of…

In Côte d’Ivoire, Amnesty International has condemned the continued detention of several individuals arrested during opposition protests in October 2025. Among those reportedly still in custody are pregnant women and others who allegedly had no involvement in the demonstrations. The…

In Mali, a growing heatwave is spreading across the country, raising concerns among residents and authorities. The National Meteorological Agency, Mali-Météo, is warning of a significant increase in temperatures nationwide. Between March 9 and 15, temperatures are expected to range…

The Gambian National Assembly is examining a long-awaited report on the sale and disposal of assets belonging to former president Yahya Jammeh. The report was prepared by a Special Select Committee tasked with investigating how the assets linked to the…

In Ghana, several trade associations are responding to the government’s immediate ban on the land transit of selected commodities. The affected items include rice, sugar, and cooking oil. Authorities say the measure is aimed at protecting government revenue and addressing…

In Guinea, the General Directorate of Elections has introduced new regulations governing the financing of electoral campaigns ahead of the upcoming legislative and municipal elections. Under the new measures, candidates must pay deposits ranging from 3,900 to 33,500 dollars, approximately…

Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa have recorded an increase in arms imports in recent years, reflecting growing security demands across the region. Between 2016 and 2020, and again from 2021 to 2025, arms imports into Sub-Saharan Africa accounted for 13 percent…