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Guinea’s transitional leader, General Mamady Doumbouya, has once again reshuffled his cabinet, introducing fresh faces into strategic ministerial roles. Announced via national television on Tuesday, the partial reshuffle retains many current ministers but also brings in Guineans with international experience…
Liberia has received a major petroleum shipment for the first time in over four decades, aiming to address fuel scarcity and stabilize prices across the country. The Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC), acting on behalf of the government, imported 10,000…
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in Nigeria has announced plans to strike off over 100,000 inactive companies from its registry. This bold move has sent ripples through the business sector of West Africa’s largest economy. The delisting targets entities that…
Sankulleh Janko, a reporter and producer at West Africa Democracy Radio (WADR), has been named one of 12 outstanding journalists selected from over 200 entries for the first-ever ECOWAS Excellence in Journalism Award. Janko’s winning story, which spotlighted governance issues…
•Ivorian President Ouattarra announces his candidacy for October presidential election •At least four dead, several hospitalized amidst Food Poisoning Outbreak in Togo •Residents of Ghana’s Bawku region call on Government to reconsider stiff curfew amid devastating impact on livelihoods. •WADR’…
•At long last, Ivorian President Ouattarra declares his candidacy for October presidential election •WADR’ Sankulleh Janko Wins ECOWAS Best Journalist in Radio broadcast •Residents of Ghana’s Bawku region call on Government to reconsider stiff curfew amid devastating impact on livelihoods.…
Burkina Faso Government rejects Cote d’Ivoire’s claims of suicide in activist Alino Faso’s death WADR’ Sankulleh Janko Wins ECOWAS Best Journalist in Radio broadcast Commercial drivers in Liberia protest against high traffic ticket prices and licensing issues In sports, Nigeria’s…
Public outrage is mounting in Burkina Faso after the death of popular web activist Alino Faso in neighboring Côte d’Ivoire. Authorities in Ouagadougou have firmly dismissed suggestions of suicide, labeling the incident a murder. In an official statement, the transitional…
In Côte d’Ivoire, a major crackdown on civil service fraud has led to the sentencing of 84 customs officers to six years in prison each. The Abidjan-Plateau Court of First Instance delivered the verdict last weekend after finding the officers…
In Mali, journalist Alfousseini Togo is facing an eight-month suspended prison term and a fine of 500,000 CFA francs. The editor of Le Canard de la Venise was sentenced on Monday by the anti-cybercrime judicial unit, for undermining the credibility…
Judicial authorities in Guinea have launched a probe into the alleged presence of rebels disguised as mentally ill persons in the southeastern city of N’Zérékoré. The prosecutor’s office at the Court of First Instance confirmed on Monday that two individuals…
A Ghanaian security analyst, Alhassan Suleiman Bello, has cautioned that the government’s curfew in Bawku and Nalerigu will not resolve the long-standing conflict in the region. Bello emphasized that true peace will only come when both Mamprusi and Kusasi communities…
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