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Residents in Niger are calling for the swift prosecution of French mining company Orano after authorities uncovered radioactive substances linked to the firm. The discovery was announced Tuesday by the Minister of Justice at a press conference. Officials say legal…
The United States says it will begin imposing visa restrictions on Nigerians accused of persecuting people on religious grounds. Washington frames the move as part of a broader effort to protect Christian communities facing violence across the country. Analysts say…
Liberia has launched a high-level dialogue aimed at resolving long-standing land conflicts that continue to fuel tension and obstruct development. The discussions, held on Wednesday, brought together key stakeholders to examine the persistent challenges in implementing the Liberia Land Authority…
Master’s students at Cheikh Anta Diop University in Dakar have brought academic activities to a halt as they protest the non-payment of their financial scholarships. The demonstrations, which span multiple faculties, have escalated into violent clashes with security forces deployed…
Ghana’s Trades Union Congress (TUC) is pushing back strongly against fresh electricity and water tariff increases set to take effect on January 1, 2026. The union argues that the hikes — 9.8% for electricity and 15.9% for water — will…
Togo has officially entered its Fifth Republic. Faure Gnassingbé, President of the Council of Ministers, inaugurated the new era during a joint session of Parliament on Tuesday, a ceremony that marked a historic step in the country’s governance. Delivering his…
Civil society groups in Guinea-Bissau are urging ECOWAS to take stronger action to ensure the country’s electoral process reaches its conclusion despite military interference. Their appeal follows Tuesday’s announcement by the electoral commission that it cannot declare results because the…
Nigeria is witnessing strong national and international reactions after Defense Minister Mohammed Badaru Abubakar resigned from office, citing health reasons in a letter dated December 1. President Bola Tinubu has accepted the resignation and named former Chief of Defense Staff,…
The European Union has raised fresh concerns over the growing influence of foreign-backed disinformation in Nigeria’s political landscape. Speaking at a workshop for diplomatic correspondents in Abuja on December 2, EU officials said the country’s fragile security environment and deepening…
Ghanaian consumers are set to face higher utility bills as the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission announces new tariff adjustments effective January 1, 2026. The increases form part of the PURC’s 2026–2030 Multi-Year Tariff Review, which aims to ensure sustainable service…
Niger’s transitional authorities have issued a stern warning to French nuclear company Orano, threatening legal action after the discovery of abandoned radioactive material in the country’s north. The Minister of Justice announced the move on Tuesday, following the uncovering of…
Burkina Faso’s government has introduced new, stricter guidelines regulating the acceptance of foreign donations and funding. In a communiqué signed by Prime Minister Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo, ministers and institutional leaders were instructed to subject all external assistance to rigorous scrutiny…
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