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Open Society Foundation Launches Africa-led Initiatives to Address Emerging Challenges •Opposition denounces Electoral fraud in Togo’s Municipal Elections as ruling party secures majority seats •Nigerian Doctors threaten nationwide strike if Government fails to meet demands by July 23. •Public debate…
Togo’s opposition parties are rejecting provisional results from the July 17 municipal elections, accusing the ruling party of manipulating the process. The electoral commission (CENI) announced that Union for the Republic (UNIR) won 75% of the municipal seats, a figure…
With just three months to Côte d’Ivoire’s 2025 presidential election, public debate is heating up over potential replacement candidates for the main opposition parties. Former President Laurent Gbagbo (PPA-CI) and former banker Tidjane Thiam (PDCI) remain ineligible to contest, prompting…
The Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) have confirmed the killing of Souleymane AG Bakawa, alias “Soldat,” a senior Islamic State-linked jihadist leader, during a targeted operation in the Ménaka region. Bakawa was neutralized in Chimam, northeast Mali, where he had long…
Nigeria’s health sector is facing possible paralysis as the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has issued a strike threat over what it calls “unilateral and unfair” government decisions affecting medical professionals. The NMA is demanding urgent intervention and says it will…
For the first time in years, Liberia has decentralized its passport services by opening issuance hubs in Bong and Grand Gedeh counties. This move is part of a broader National Passport Decentralization Program. Led by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,…
Guinea’s Ministry of Trade and Industry has closed more than 1,700 industrial units, mainly mineral water producers, for violating state regulations. The shutdown aims to protect consumers from potentially harmful products. The affected factories failed to meet safety and compliance…
Ghana’s Auditor-General has revealed contract irregularities amounting to over GH¢870 million in the 2024 public accounts report. The losses highlight major weaknesses in contract enforcement across public boards, corporations, and statutory institutions. A bulk of the irregularities stem from delayed…
A high-level delegation from the Open Society Foundations (OSF) wrapped up its Africa tour in Dakar, Senegal, with key engagements focused on governance and social justice. The team included OSF Chair Dr. Alexander Soros, President Binaifer Nowrojee, and other senior…
•Opposition denounces Electoral fraud in Togo’s Municipal Elections as ruling party secures majority seats •Open Society Foundation Launches Africa-led Initiatives to Address Emerging Challenges •Nigerian Doctors threaten nationwide strike if Government fails to meet demands by July 23.
The UN Mission in the DRC (MONUSCO) and the Rwandan government have welcomed the July 19 signing of a peace declaration between the Congolese government and AFC/M23 rebels in Doha. Both parties praised the move as a milestone for restoring…
Libya has deported 700 Sudanese migrants back to their conflict-ridden homeland as part of a sweeping crackdown on illegal migration. The move was confirmed by the Directorate for Combating Illegal Migration in eastern Libya. The migrants were reportedly detained in…
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