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In this edition of Citizens’ Hour, our concern has been drawn to the recent and growing propaganda efforts do more than boost the image of coup leaders—they are reshaping public opinion about democracy itself. In many of these countries, citizens…
On the program today we will be looking at the State of democracy in the subregion with special attention on major development making the headlines and leading conversations in three main countries, first, a protest by the Gambian youths demanding…
Young people, the continent’s greatest asset, have recently revived their position in national discourse, from representatives to active leaders, probing the relevant questions, and seeking accountability for influencing positive change. From leading grassroots campaigns to using digital platforms to demand…
Strong institutions are vital for effective governance and the stability of democracy. They provide efficient framework for rule-making, decision-making, and the enforcement of laws, contributing to predictability and trust in government. Institutions like the judiciary, Anti-corruption bodies, regional bodies, national…
As West Africa continues to navigate a wave of democratic uncertainty, the spotlight now turns to Côte d’Ivoire and Benin — two countries preparing for crucial elections. With past experiences of political tension, disputed results, and even post-election violence, the…
Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) have long played a critical role in strengthening democratic governance across Africa. As watchdogs, advocates, mobilizers, and service providers, these groups often fill the gaps left by government institutions, holding leaders accountable and amplifying the voices…
In this edition of the programme, our focus was on two issues. First, our guest Ibrahima Kane, legal and governance expert, unbundles all about the adopted interpretative Amnesty law in Senegal. Also, we will be speaking with Civil society actors…
The media plays a crucial role in strengthening democracy in West Africa by promoting transparency, accountability, and civic engagement. As the “fourth estate,” the media serves as a watchdog, exposing corruption, human rights abuses, and governance failures while holding leaders…
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…
In the fourth industrial revolution, it is evident that advancement in technology and digitization is a critical tool to enhance developments in all sectors. In this revolution, New Media plays a significant role in deepening democracy and citizens engagements, facilitating…
Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that’s diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. This is the call for this year’s theme: unlocking equal rights, power…
We are turning our attention to the developing political situation in Guinea Bissau. It all started when Guinea-Bissau’s President Umaro Sissoco Embaló announced on February 23, 2025, that the country’s presidential election would take place on November 30. The decision…
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