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Nigeria’s electoral calendar has taken a new turn, with the Independent National Electoral Commission announcing the rescheduling of the 2027 Presidential Election to January 16 and the Governorship Elections to February 6. While the adjustment is aimed at improving logistics…
Vaccines remain one of the most powerful tools for protecting communities against deadly diseases. Yet, unequal access, misinformation, and systemic barriers continue to widen the vaccination gap. For vulnerable groups, children, the elderly, people with chronic illnesses, and marginalized communitiesthis…
In today’s digital age, social media has evolved far beyond personal connections it has become a powerful gateway to professional growth. Platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and even Instagram now serve as dynamic spaces where individuals showcase expertise, build networks, and…
We turn our focus to Mali, where the transitional government has placed industrial localisation at the heart of its economic recovery plan. In a bold new directive, the Ministry of Economy and Finance has instructed all government departments to prioritise…
In Liberia, Senator Abraham Darius Dillon of Montserrado County has introduced a bill to establish a specialized Claims Court that would enable citizens to seek redress for rights violations. The proposed court would address matters relating to claims, compensation, restitution,…
Across West Africa, young people are building powerful networks that are reshaping business, technology, activism and the creative industries. With one of the youngest populations in the world, the region’s future depends heavily on how well its youth connect, collaborate…
Every term, children sit for exams, bring home report cards, and are praised or punished based on numbers on a sheet of paper. But beyond the grades and rankings, a bigger question remains: are we truly preparing them for real…
Close your eyes for a moment and imagine a world without roads or cars, where homes stand on stilts above a vast lake, canoes replace streets, and every journey begins with a paddle. This isn’t fantasy; it’s Ganvié, Benin’s extraordinary…
In this edition, Our ‘Woman of the Day’ is a pioneer who doesn’t just predict the future. She builds the infrastructure to finance it. Born in Dakar, Senegal, Fatoumata Bâ was a tech prodigy before the term existed. At age…
This feature put Nigeria in the spotlight, where childbirth is meant to be a moment of joy. However, for too many families, it can quickly become a moment of fear. Across the country, women still face life-threatening risks during pregnancy…
In The Gambia, young people form the majority and limited employment opportunities continue to push many into economic uncertainty and, for some, the risky path of irregular migration. While security forces step up operations to disrupt migrant networks, attention is…
This week on 50-50, we spotlight three trailblazing women who are redefining Ghana’s transport space and challenging the long-held belief that commercial driving is a man’s world. As members of La Femme Chauffeur, a network of female drivers operating on…
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