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President John Mahama has referred three petitions seeking the removal of Chief Justice Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo to the Council of State, setting in motion a constitutional process that could impact Ghana’s judiciary. In response, the Chief Justice has formally requested…
In the Sahel, around 65 per cent of the active population works in the agriculture sector and their livelihoods are therefore affected by climate change, markets and environmental factors above all insecurity. Research and testimonies indicate that recurring crises pose…
Childbirth in many African cultures is a big deal. It is usually marked with some ceremonies. But aside from the performative ceremonies, childbirth takes a physical toll on the new mother. Consequently, the Igbos from South Eastern Nigeria have a…
The International Day of Zero Waste, observed annually on 30 March, highlights both the importance of bolstering waste management globally and the need to promote sustainable consumption and production patterns. This day aims to, raise awareness of national, subnational, regional,…
In this edition of our Woman of the Day, the spotlight is on Sister Mary Laurene Browne, a beacon of excellence in education. Sister Mary Laurene Browne is a distinguished educator whose unwavering commitment to academic excellence has transformed the…
Civil Society Organisations CSOs in West Africa are currently meeting in the Senegalese capital, Dakar, to explore the decline in democracy and civic space across the region The increasing coups and authoritarian regimes in the region is key among the…
Did you know that the World’s Most Educated Person Hails from Sierra Leone? He is Dr. Abdul Karim Bangura. In a remarkable testament to human potential, Sierra Leone’s Dr. Abdul Karim Bangura has emerged as the most educated person on…
Today, we’re putting the spotlight on an incredible changemaker, Abimbola Aladejaare Salako, the founder and executive director of the New Generation Girls and Women Development Initiative. Through her work, she is breaking barriers, mentoring young girls, and advocating for policies…
As the world commemorates TB day, Africa has recorded the steepest decline globally in tuberculosis (TB) deaths since 2015, despite falling short of key milestones to significantly lower the burden of the disease and end its toll on health and…
During the week, West Africa Democracy Radio held the first in a series of webinars on The Trump Government Executive Orders: Freezing International Aid – What Impact and Lessons for Africa? It was an open forum that saw experts and…
The Sahel, a region spanning over 3,800 kilometres south of the Sahara Desert, has recently garnered significant global attention. Over the past decade, the region has been marked by challenges such as terrorism, insecurity, and trafficking. Military coups have emerged…
As a reminder, World Water Day, held on 22 March every year since 1993, is an annual United Nations Observance focusing on the importance of freshwater. On this day, the World celebrates water and raises awareness of the 2.2 billion…
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