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Benin’s government has clarified the death toll from last week’s terrorist attack in the country’s northern region, confirming that more than 50 people were killed. The assault targeted soldiers in two towns near the tripoint border with Niger and Burkina…
Nigerian troops under Operation Lafiyan Jama’a have achieved significant progress in counter-banditry operations across Kaduna and Plateau States. In separate missions, soldiers successfully neutralised armed suspects, repelled a militia attack, and carried out strategic arrests in troubled communities. The operations…
Côte d’Ivoire’s main opposition party, the PDCI, is set to hold nationwide protests today to challenge the removal of its presidential candidate, Tidiane Thiam, from the electoral roll. The party has called for peaceful gatherings in front of court buildings,…
As Togo approaches its 65th independence anniversary, political tension is brewing with opposition parties and civil society groups planning parallel events. While the government prepares official celebrations, the opposition is set to hold a public rally in Lomé denouncing the…
Senegal’s Constitutional Council has rejected the interpretative bill linked to the recently passed amnesty law. The decision follows a thorough review of the bill, which had earlier been adopted by the National Assembly. The ruling throws a wrench into President…
Liberia’s Supreme Court has reinforced the authority of House Speaker Fonati Koffa, following a legal challenge to his leadership. The ruling, delivered on Wednesday, granted a Bill of Information filed by Koffa, amid rising tensions within the legislature. The court…
In Côte d’Ivoire, a controversial ruling has rocked the political landscape as the Court of First Instance in Abidjan removed opposition leader Tidjane Thiam from the electoral roll. The court ruled that Thiam was not an Ivorian citizen at the…
PDCI leader Tidjane Thiam has strongly rejected a court decision removing his name from the electoral roll, calling it a politically motivated move to block his presidential bid. In a video posted online, Thiam reaffirmed his resolve to contest the…
Ghana’s Parliamentary Minority has condemned President Mahama’s suspension of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo, labeling it a threat to judicial independence. The suspension is based on a prima facie case from three petitions and aligns with Article 146(6) of the Constitution.…
Guinea’s Attorney General has requested a five-year jail term for Aliou Bah, leader of the opposition MODEL party. Bah is accused of defamation and insulting the president via electronic media. Prosecutor Fallou Doumbouya cited multiple offenses, while Bah’s lawyers have…
President John Mahama has unveiled plans to offer 1,000 scholarships to students from ECOWAS member states. The announcement was made during the launch of ECOWAS at 50 in Accra. Mahama said the initiative aims to boost regional unity, education, and…
The West Africa Democracy Solidarity Network (WADEMOS) has lauded ECOWAS for extending an invitation to Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger to participate in the official launch of its 50th anniversary celebrations in Accra. In a statement issued on April 22,…
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