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The Gambian judiciary has validated a new communication strategy aimed at strengthening public engagement and rebuilding confidence in the justice system. The draft strategy was endorsed at a validation meeting bringing together representatives from the judiciary, government institutions, and development…
Sixteen years after the September 28, 2009 stadium massacre, Guinea’s justice system has begun the second phase of the landmark trial in Conakry. The new phase opened on Thursday amid a tense legal and political atmosphere, as the case continues…
Amnesty International is urging Nigeria’s federal government to strengthen school safety measures following the reopening of 47 unity schools previously shut due to insecurity. The Ministry of Education announced that the schools have resumed classes, citing improved security conditions, though…
Security has been heightened in Nalerigu and surrounding communities in Ghana’s North East Region following the imposition of a dusk-to-dawn curfew. Police have deployed reinforcement teams and armoured vehicles to contain rising tensions after two houses were set ablaze, triggering…
Senegal’s health sector union, SAMES, is calling for a swift and thorough investigation into allegations surrounding the local production of sanitary pads and diapers by a foreign-owned company operating in the country. The controversy centers on claims that the company…
Burkina Faso’s transitional authorities have released eleven Nigerian Air Force pilots and crew members, nine days after they were detained in the country. The release took place on Wednesday evening following high-level diplomatic talks in Ouagadougou between Burkinabè officials and…
Guinea has opened the second phase of the landmark trial into the September 28, 2009, Stadium Massacre, with fresh proceedings beginning Thursday in the capital, Conakry. The new hearings follow convictions handed down more than a year ago against former…
The Government of Ghana has endorsed the Bawku mediation report, reaffirming its commitment to resolving the long-running chieftaincy conflict in the Upper East Region. As part of the endorsement, authorities announced a GHS1 billion fund to support peacebuilding, security enhancement,…
Stakeholders at the 2025 International Conference of Journalism in Africa have renewed calls for stronger protection of press freedom as a pillar of democracy and good governance in Senegal and across the sub-region. The two-day conference was organised to mark…
A two-day National Dialogue on Migration has opened in Banjul as The Gambia grapples with rising concerns over irregular migration and its impact on national development. Organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in partnership with the International Organization for…
The Government of Sierra Leone has responded to a new U.S. proclamation imposing full entry restrictions on Sierra Leonean nationals, announced on December 16, 2025. In a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, authorities confirmed that…
The 14th Annual Meeting of the Ouagadougou Partnership concludes this Thursday in Lomé, with inadequate funding for sexual and reproductive health taking centre stage. Delegates from across the region have spent two days examining declining financial support for sexual and…
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