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Across Burkina Faso, at least 570 people have reportedly died from Dengue complications between January 1 to November 19, according to the Burkinabe Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene. Addressing a press conference on Thursday, the director of the Health…
Nigeria is currently grappling with a shortage of petroleum products in certain regions due to a brewing leadership dispute within the Petroleum Tanker Drivers Association of Nigeria. This internal conflict has escalated tensions among the warring factions within the Association.…
The Gambia and Senegal have solidified their commitment to bolstering their economic, trade, and investment sectors through the signing of a cooperation agreement. The memorandum of understanding (MOU) was formalized during the inaugural edition of the Economic Trade and Investment…
The International Monetary Fund and Ghana’s government have reached a staff-level agreement on the first review of a $3 billion loan program, paving the way for a disbursement of $600 million once it is approved by the IMF’s executive board.…
The ECOWAS Parliament on Friday said there is a need for leaders in the sub-region to condemn those instigating constitutional and institutional coups with the same zeal and urgency as they do with military coups. This assertion was made by…
Niger suffered a deadly terrorist attack in the southwest of the country on Thursday. The attack according to the Nigerien Ministry of Defence occurred in Kandadji along the Tri-border area resulting in the death of at least 7 soldiers. Five…
Supporters of Liberia’s main opposition—Unity Party on Friday stormed the headquarters of the National Elections Commission, to demand the publication of the voter roll. The final voter roll, according to the Commission’s regulations, should have been made available to the…
Niger and Benin’s decades of bilateral and economic failing ties are deteriorating following the military coup in Niamey that deposed President Mohammed Bazoum. Benin is accused of hosting ECOWAS troops for a possible intervention to restore constitutional rule; apprehensively, the…
The impact of climate change and conflict have distorted efforts for three of the deadliest infectious diseases including AIDS, tuberculosis, and Malaria according to the head of the Global Fund initiative. In the report released Monday, it was revealed that…
Citizens in riverine areas are expressing their frustration as Cameroon prepares to release water from its Lagdo Dam. They are panicking over the lack of government intervention to help them evacuate to safer grounds due to the expected water flow…
The Liberian Government in collaboration with the United Nations has announced that all is now set for the rehabilitation of disadvantaged youths across the country beginning on August 21, 2023. Recent statistics from the government show that the country is…
Newly appointed Nigerien Prime Minister Ali Mahamane Lamine Zeine is meeting with state officials as part of his state visit. Lamine Zéine was upon arrival on Tuesday welcomed by his Chadian counterpart Saleh Kebzabo. Chad, a stronghold in the Sahel…
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