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The Democratic Party of Côte d’Ivoire (PDCI) has summoned Jean Louis Billon to appear before its disciplinary committee following his declaration of intent to contest the presidency. Party spokesperson Bredoumi Soumaïla announced during a press conference that a convention would…
The Supreme Court of Mali has granted provisional release to top executives of the state energy company, EDM-SA, including former Minister of Mines, Energy, and Water, Lamine Seydou Traoré. The officials, accused of forgery and damage to public property over…
Thirty young lawmakers from Africa, Europe, and the Americas are attending a two-day conference in Banjul, The Gambia, aimed at fostering political change and enhancing youth involvement in governance. The event, organized by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), began…
The Council of Press Broadcasters and Publishers in Senegal has criticized the government’s publication of recognized media outlets, urging a review of the decision. Speaking at a press briefing in Dakar, Mamadou Ibra Kane, President of the Senegalese Press Association,…
The Senegalese Ministry of Communication has unveiled a provisional list of press companies officially recognized by the state, approving just over 100 out of 380 applicants. Non-compliant media outlets have been given a 72-hour deadline to meet the provisions of…
Liberia’s National AIDS Commission, alongside partners, marked World AIDS Day with a call for citizens to embrace testing and treatment to combat the spread of HIV The event shed light on the estimated 34,000 Liberians currently living with the virus,…
Over 20 staffers of Liberia’s National Election Commission have reportedly been dismissed following a sit-in protest demanding insurance and benefits for the 2023 General Elections. The protest also alleged corruption, claiming over $8 million meant for employee benefits was unaccounted…
Mali’s Prime Minister, Major General Abdoulaye Maïga, held talks with the Independent Election Management Authority to discuss creating conditions for transparent elections. The transitional government aims to involve political actors in a process designed to restore constitutional order.
World Vision, in collaboration with six Civil Society Organizations and funded by USAID, has launched a five-day workshop on the Local Governance for Development Plus (GOLD+) project in Senegal. The initiative seeks to enhance local governments’ ability to mobilize resources…
Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has ordered a probe into Amnesty International’s allegations of police misconduct during the August 2024 #EndBadGovernance protests. Amnesty’s 34-page report claims police actions led to 24 protester deaths and the detention of 1,200 minors,…
The Electoral Commission of Ghana has concluded a special voting exercise across 14 of the country’s 16 regions. The initiative, aimed at ensuring election officials, security personnel, and media representatives can fulfill their roles on December 7, was largely successful.…
Students of the University of The Gambia staged a peaceful protest in Kanifing, demanding the reinstatement of two dismissed lecturers. Although the official UTG Student Union advised against protests, citing resolved concerns, a faction of students proceeded with demonstrations, raising…
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