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In Guinea-Bissau, as the political atmosphere is heating up following the 23rd November presidential election, civil society groups have raised serious concerns about the transparency of the vote-counting process. They allege that supporters of outgoing President Umaro Sissoco Embaló forcibly…
The G20 Summit, wrapped up in Johannesburg over the weekend, with African priorities taking centre stage, from debt restructuring and climate finance to reforms in global governance. For the first time, South Africa hosted the summit on the continent, giving…
In our book review this Tuesday, we turn our attention to a powerful new publication that shines a light on voices often pushed to the margins of global conversations. Africans Rising has released a compelling compendium titled “Connecting Reparations Struggles:…
Amnesty International Nigeria has raised the alarm that the recent mass abductions of pupils and students from schools will cause a serious setback to education in Northern Nigeria. The Country Director, Isa Sanusi, explained that the trauma associated with abduction,…
Let’s turn our attention to a growing trend across the region, the booming market of slimming teas. From Instagram ads to market stalls and WhatsApp vendors, these products are promoted as quick fixes for weight loss, promising flat stomachs and…
In this edition of Daybreak West Africa, we bring you a story of courage, adventure, and a powerful message for the continent. For the past three years, Meryem Belkihel, a young Moroccan cyclist, has been pedalling across Africa, one border,…
In this feature, Sang Donald Mendy brings us the story of a Nation Bleeding Its Future. It examines how The Gambia is losing its youth to irregular migration, the dangerous “back way” to Europe. Over the years, Tens of thousands…
We shift our attention to Tourism, which has always been one of Africa’s greatest storytellers, carrying our landscapes, cultures, and histories across borders long before policy ever did. But in a continent where visas, long queues, and rigid borders still…
Music has always been more than entertainment in Africa; it is a language, a bridge, and a passport. From Dakar to Accra, Lagos to Bamako, our rhythms travel freely, even when our people cannot. And in a continent where borders…
Every 19th November is marked as World Toilet Day. Safe sanitation is fundamental to human health and dignity. In every community, a toilet protects people from disease, safeguards our environment, and underpins social and economic development. Yet today, 3.4 billion…
Let’s shift our focus to the Sahel, where millions of people continue to face mounting humanitarian crises driven by conflict, insurgency, natural disasters, and the growing impacts of climate change. Responding to these overlapping challenges requires more than emergency aid;…
Africa is estimated to lose $50-$80 billion annually in lost revenue due to visa and border restrictions. While this figure is often associated with illicit financial flows, it also encompasses the economic cost of restricted movement, trade, tourism, and the…
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