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For the first time in years, Liberia has decentralized its passport services by opening issuance hubs in Bong and Grand Gedeh counties. This move is part of a broader National Passport Decentralization Program. Led by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,…
Guinea’s Ministry of Trade and Industry has closed more than 1,700 industrial units, mainly mineral water producers, for violating state regulations. The shutdown aims to protect consumers from potentially harmful products. The affected factories failed to meet safety and compliance…
Ghana’s Auditor-General has revealed contract irregularities amounting to over GH¢870 million in the 2024 public accounts report. The losses highlight major weaknesses in contract enforcement across public boards, corporations, and statutory institutions. A bulk of the irregularities stem from delayed…
A high-level delegation from the Open Society Foundations (OSF) wrapped up its Africa tour in Dakar, Senegal, with key engagements focused on governance and social justice. The team included OSF Chair Dr. Alexander Soros, President Binaifer Nowrojee, and other senior…
Liberia has launched a national campaign to raise awareness and build support for a special court focused on anti-corruption and war crimes. The initiative aims to educate citizens and promote accountability, justice, and reconciliation across the country. Unveiled in Monrovia,…
The Mano River Union (MRU) has inaugurated a regional parliament, marking a major step toward deeper political and economic integration in West Africa. Held at the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Ministerial Complex in Monrovia, the event brought together top officials and…
Police in southeastern Nigeria have seized a major cache of weapons, including AK-47 rifles and locally made rocket launchers, in a major crackdown on separatist and kidnap gangs. The security operation also led to the rescue of several kidnapped victims…
Two Burkinabè journalists, Luc Pagbelguem and Bukari Ouoba, were released late last week after months in custody under the country’s anti-terrorism requisition policy. Their release follows a quiet wave of similar liberations involving critics of the military-led government, though authorities…
Guinea is gearing up for a national referendum scheduled for September 21, but opposition concerns over the voter register are threatening to overshadow the process. The government unveiled the electoral roll over the weekend, listing more than 6.7 million registered…
Togo is still awaiting the official provisional results from last Thursday’s municipal elections. While the final count is pending, election observers have already issued their initial verdict. The Electoral Observation Mission of the Council of the Entente shared its preliminary…
Ghana’s New Patriotic Party (NPP) has adopted sweeping constitutional reforms aimed at revitalising its internal democracy. At an extraordinary delegates conference in Accra over the weekend, party leaders approved the abolition of the Special Electoral College System. The reforms also…
Benin’s President Patrice Talon met with private sector leaders on Friday at the presidential palace to discuss improving the country’s investment climate. The session served as a listening forum, with business leaders sharing pressing concerns about taxation and the overall…
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