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Senegal’s National Assembly has adopted the proposed Interpretative Amnesty Law by a majority vote on Wednesday after a lengthy plenary session. The law seeks to exclude offences related to blood crimes from the scope of the amnesty granted at the…
Tensions are rising in Guinea after the government announced September 21, 2025, as the date for a constitutional referendum. While authorities say the vote will allow Guineans to decide on a new constitution, the opposition group Forces Vives strongly rejects…
Top officials from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger are heading to Moscow today in a strategic move to strengthen security and diplomatic ties with Russia. The delegation includes the foreign ministers of the three Sahel nations, marking the first official…
Togo’s Senate has unanimously elected Barry Moussa Barqué as its first president during a session held on Wednesday, April 2, 2025. His election marks a key moment in the country’s legislative development as the newly established Senate begins its work.…
The West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) has called on African nations to take full control of their resources and tackle illicit financial flows, corruption, and illegal mining. Speaking at WACSI’s 20th anniversary launch, Executive Director Dr. Nana Afadzinu warned…
President Bola Tinubu has dismissed Mele Kyari as Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), alongside Chairman Pius Akinyelure and other board members. Bashir Bayo Ojularé, a former Shell Managing Director, has been appointed as…
A team of eleven Spanish doctors has arrived in Liberia to perform surgeries and provide medical care for citizens in the central region. Operating under Liberia Physicians and Surgeons Without Borders, the team will assist over 100 residents from Bong…
Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Health has launched a nationwide vaccination campaign against Mpox, targeting frontline healthcare workers and high-risk individuals. The campaign, which began on Wednesday, follows the arrival of 61,300 vaccine doses from the World Health Organization (WHO). Social…
Mali’s healthcare system is facing disruptions as doctors stage a work stoppage to protest the arrest of a staff member at Gabriel Touré Hospital, one of Bamako’s largest medical facilities. The national health union, which called for the strike, condemns…
In Senegal, members of the National Assembly are set to interpret the controversial Amnesty Law during today’s parliamentary session, April 2, 2025. However, twenty Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are urging lawmakers to engage in broader consultations with key stakeholders before…
President John Dramani Mahama has ordered a full investigation into claims that two suspicious flights linked to drug trafficking and money laundering landed at Kotoka International Airport. The directive follows concerns raised by Assin South MP Rev. John Ntim Fordjour,…
Togo’s parliament convened on April 1 for the first ordinary session of 2025, with 87 out of 113 elected representatives in attendance. The session, led by National Assembly President Kodjo Sévon Tépé Adédzé, marks the start of legislative activities for…
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