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Olivier Boko and Oswald Homéky, former close associates of President Patrice Talon, are set to appear before the Court for the Repression of Economic Offenses and Terrorism (CRIET) on charges of conspiracy against state security and bribery. The duo was…
The Beninese government has adjusted the charges against businessman Olivier Boko and former minister Oswald Homeky in connection with an attempted coup d’état. Originally accused of conspiracy against state security, money laundering, and public official corruption, the charges have been…
Former Senegalese President Macky Sall has lodged a complaint against microblogging platform X with the public prosecutor at the High Court of Dakar. This action follows the recent circulation of a purported bank account statement on social media, falsely attributed…
The Nigerien government has implemented extensive bans on the export of key agricultural products, including millet, sorghum, rice, cereal, cowpeas, and corn, to curb the outflow of commodities from the country. This decision was taken this week by Niger’s transitional…
The Beninese government says it is working closely with the authorities of Equatorial Guinea to organize the return of Beninese migrants in difficult situations. The Government of Benin, through its Ministry of Foreign Affairs, says it has taken steps to…
The Catholic Archdiocese of Accra in collaboration with the Conference of Major Superiors of Religious in Ghana, will be leading a large-scale prayer protest next week. This initiative seeks to rally Ghanaians from all walks of life to unite in…
Cholera remains a public health issue in Togo, according to the Togolese Ministry of Health. The country has recorded several deaths following a cholera outbreak. Health authorities have announced several measures to combat the disease.
Nigeria celebrates its 64th independence anniversary on October 1, the nation is gripped with mixed feelings, with many citizens questioning whether there’s truly reason to rejoice. Meanwhile, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had earlier addressed the nation in a televised address.
A continental Reference Group on Transitional Justice in Africa has been appointed by the African Union’s Department of Political Affairs, Peace and Security with technical support from the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation. Fifteen Transitional Justice Experts…
A military court in Kinshasa on Friday sentenced 37 people to death, following an attempted coup last May. The verdict, delivered by Major Freddy Ehume, includes charges of criminal association, attack and terrorism. According to the Congolese army, those sentenced…
Niger’s President, Brigadier General Abdourahamane Tiani, has signed an ordinance establishing a registry for terrorists and their accomplices, according to the Nigerien Press Agency (ANP). The ordinance, signed on Tuesday, mandates that all individuals and entities involved in terrorist acts…
A majority of Gambians say the country needs a new Constitution, but many doubt the commitment of political parties to the process, the latest Afrobarometer survey shows. The survey findings from April-May 2024 shows that two-thirds of Gambians think the…
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