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In The Gambia, a solemn ceremony was held in Banjul to commemorate victims of the November 11, 1994, incident, during which several soldiers were executed without trial over alleged counter-coup involvement. The National Human Rights Commission and the Victims and…
In Côte d’Ivoire, several young people are standing trial in a major cyber fraud case estimated at over one billion CFA francs. They are accused of unauthorized access to computer systems, conspiracy to commit cybercrimes, and identity theft. The suspects…
In Togo, young people have reaffirmed their commitment to promoting peace and stability through the implementation of the “Youth, Peace, and Security” (YPS) Agenda. The pledge was made in a resolution adopted at the close of a two-day national conference…
Nigeria is pushing forward with efforts to strengthen migration governance as experts and stakeholders convene in Abuja to review the National Migration Policy. The updated policy—still awaiting federal approval—aims to make migration safer, more orderly, and more aligned with national…
In Togo, the appeal trial of former Chief of Defence Staff General Félix Abalo Kadanga has been postponed to February 16, 2026. The Attorney General announced the adjournment on Monday, citing the unavailability of essential participants required for the proceedings.…
Ghana’s Minority caucus has staged a dramatic walkout in Parliament, refusing to participate in the vetting of Chief Justice nominee Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie. The incident occurred on Monday as the Appointments Committee prepared to begin proceedings. The Minority MPs insisted…
Ghana is set to publish the findings of the committee that investigated the fatal August 6 helicopter crash. The report will be made public today, November 11, after Acting Defence Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson presented the final document to…
Classes have resumed across Mali after a two-week suspension triggered by a nationwide fuel shortage. The halt in academic activities had left many teachers and students unable to commute as public transport systems were heavily affected. According to authorities, the…
Guinea has entered a new industrial era with the official launch of mining operations at the world-class Simandou iron ore deposit. The project, considered one of the largest mining ventures globally, marks a turning point for the country’s economic ambitions.…
Banjul is currently hosting a regional workshop focused on cross-border financial statistics, drawing participants from across West Africa. The training, which opened on Monday, brings together financial analysts, economists, policymakers, and technical experts from ECOWAS member states, including The Gambia.…
Liberia’s Ministry of Health has inaugurated a new Health Security Project aimed at strengthening the country’s ability to prevent, detect, and respond to public health threats. The launch took place on Tuesday in partnership with the World Bank. According to…
Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has called on Senegalese citizens to brace themselves for tougher economic measures as the country navigates significant financial challenges. Speaking at a major Pastef rally in Dakar over the weekend, he urged the population to actively…
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