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In Senegal, major press and media organizations staged a sit-in on Thursday evening outside the SEVEN-TV headquarters in Dakar. The protest followed the release of journalist and station director Maimouna Ndour Faye, who had been arrested alongside Babacar Fall, editor-in-chief…
In Senegal, climate and health experts are urging African governments to ramp up investments in homegrown technologies, research, and innovation to counter the escalating climate crisis. Speaking at the second edition of the Local Solutions Campus in Dakar, participants expressed…
In Mali, faint signs of relief are emerging after weeks of crippling fuel shortages linked to attacks by the JNIM armed group in the north. On Wednesday, nearly 200 fuel tankers arrived in Bamako under tight military escort — a…
In Guinea, opposition political parties are urging a postponement of the presidential election scheduled for December 28, 2025. They argue that key inconsistencies exist between the electoral code and the constitution, citing Article 248, which restricts sponsorship for independent candidates.…
In Benin, a viral statement from former President Thomas Boni Yayi, following his recent meeting with President Patrice Talon, has sparked intense public debate. Yayi, who leads the main opposition Democrats Party, expressed deep disappointment with the outcome of the…
Togo’s President Faure Gnassingbé has called for stronger, coordinated efforts to end the ongoing conflicts affecting communities around the Benin region. He made the appeal while participating in an international conference jointly organized by Paris and Lomé. Serving as the…
A sitting of Liberia’s House of Representatives was disrupted on Thursday as lawmakers clashed over ongoing debates surrounding homosexuality and cultural practices in the country. The heated exchange erupted after several legislators argued that such practices were not in the…
Nigeria’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, has called for the creation of food systems that are resilient, sustainable, and capable of outlasting electoral cycles. Speaking at a national food systems conference organized by Sahel Consulting in…
Liberia has been nominated to take up leadership positions within major United Nations Sanctions Committees, pending approval by the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council. If confirmed, Liberia will chair the Sanctions Committee on Sudan and serve as…
In Sierra Leone, security agencies in the Port Loko District are investigating the mysterious death of a military officer. Sergeant Alhaji Bayoh of the Lungi 3 Infantry Battalion had been deployed to the Commodity Trading Company (CTC) mining site in…
In Mali, Western governments are warning their citizens to leave the country amid worsening fuel shortages and rising insecurity. Both the United States and Italy have issued emergency advisories highlighting the rapidly deteriorating situation. On October 28, 2025, the U.S.…
Former South African President Jacob Zuma is in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, as part of a major cultural exchange initiative. The visit includes about 700 people of African descent from the United States who have come to reconnect with their roots…
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