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In this edition of Discovery, we take you to Paga, located in the Upper East Region of Ghana, a unique and fascinating tourist destination that offers a rich cultural experience, breathtaking landscapes, and a chance to connect with nature. The…
The banking sector, renowned for its resilience and economic impact, faces a hidden challenge: workplace harassment. Despite its outward professionalism, this industry grapples with systemic issues such as stress-inducing work environments, power imbalances, and slow cultural evolution, all contributing to…
Mali’s Prime Minister Choguel Kokalla Maiga has responded to recent calls by political and civil society organizations for a return to constitutional rule. The return which can only be achieved through elections is not on the government’s agenda said the…
It is no news that populations in countries of the Sub-region have been experiencing rapid changes with increases in life expectancy. This unfortunately has added to the burden of age-related and neuro-degenerative conditions, one of which is Parkinson’s disease, a…
Remember Pelumi Nubi, the 28-year-old lady who drove for over two months from London to Lagos? She was received on Monday 8th April, in a grand style by the governor of Nigeria’s commercial state Lagos. The governor gifted her a…
Liverpool sit top of the English Premier League as the title race goes down to the wire+ can Manchester United affect Liverpool’s chances of another title as they prepare to face each other on Saturday+both Arsenal in second and Manchester…
Our debate hovers around Senegal’s strong democracy, the role played by civil society and the spark among young people to occupy governments in WEST AFRICA. For many political watchers, Senegal may inspire others in sub-Saharan Africa, restoring the country’s reputation…
“Digital challenges in higher education.” Children need the foundational skills of reading and writing to engage in school and life. But to benefit, fully and safely, from the technologies that increasingly power the present and future of their societies and…
This edition of In The Sahel, brings you a panel discussion on a security issue of paramount importance. For conversation, we have two experts with a vast knowledge of regional security and global politics. From Nigeria, is Dr Maji Peters…
Do you know that deforestation and forest degradation continue to take place at alarming rates and contribute significantly to the ongoing loss of biodiversity with millions of hectares lost to conversion? One of the many impacts of this environmental menace…
Senegal’s Independence Day celebration offers the Senegalese people the opportunity to celebrate their rich, cultural heritage and traditions. Traditional music, a blend of vocals and Wolof instrumentations fills the air. Traditional dance and special dishes also make the day special…
April 4th marks Independence Day for millions of Senegalese at home and abroad. This national holiday commemorates Senegal’s struggle for freedom. According to history, Senegal became a Republic on November 15, 1958, and achieved its independence on August 20, 1960,…
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