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Our focus in this edition is on an important event marked annually on May 5 to celebrate and raise awareness about the midwifery profession – International Day of the Midwife. Now midwifery is defined as skilled, knowledgeable and compassionate care…
May 1st, 2025, marks Labour Day across West Africa and the world at large—a day to honour the dedication and resilience of workers who drive our economies forward. From bustling markets to government offices, from cocoa farms to construction sites,…
Nigeria’s National Industrial Court finds Nasarawa, NFF and others guilty negligence- Football returns to the Independence Stadium of The Gambia- defending champions Al-Ahly crash out of the CAF Champions League- the UEFA Champions League is set for a thrilling round…
May 3 serves as a reminder to governments about the need to uphold their commitment to press freedom. It is also a day for media professionals to reflect on issues related to press freedom and professional ethics. Importantly, World Press…
As is customary, In The Sahel presents a monthly panel of discussants to offer comprehensive analysis and insights into significant security issues, concerns, or interests. Abdullahi Hassan invited two specialists to explore the effects of national and regional dialogues on…
The 2025 Forum on Seasonal Forecasts for the Sudanian and Sahelian Zones of West Africa concluded on April 25 in Bamako the Malian capital. The event was organized by the Regional Climate Center for West Africa and the Sahel in…
This month on Woman of the Month, we share the powerful story of Megan Adediran – a mother whose love became a national movement. Faced with the challenge of raising two sons with severe haemophilia A, Megan turned her personal…
A recent report by Afrobarometer has revealed a significant rise in support for military intervention in politics. The 2024 survey shows that 51% of Ghanaians now believe the military should intervene if elected leaders abuse their mandate, up from 40%…
Regular health check-ups can identify any early signs of health issues. Finding problems early means that your chances for effective treatment are increased. Many factors, such as your age, health, family history and lifestyle choices, impact how often you need…
The World Health Organisation says Outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles, meningitis and yellow fever are rising globally, and diseases like diphtheria, which have long been held at bay or virtually disappeared in many countries, are at risk of…
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…
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