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In Benin, the Constitutional Court has dismissed key requests from the defense team representing Olivier Boko and Oswald Homéky, both former close associates of President Patrice Talon. The defense had challenged the trial procedures adopted by the Court for the…
Tensions are escalating in Guinea between state authorities and the UAE-based Guinea Alumina Corporation (GAC) over stalled refinery construction plans. The dispute has prompted the government to suspend bauxite exports from GAC’s Boké mine. The move follows a statement by…
Mauritania’s former Economy Minister, Sidi Ould Tah, has been elected as the new President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), succeeding Nigeria’s Akinwumi Adesina. His election took place during the AfDB’s 60th Annual Meetings in Abidjan. Ould Tah inherits an…
Ghana has taken a bold step toward becoming a digital leader in West Africa by signing a landmark agreement with the United Arab Emirates. The deal aims to establish the region’s largest tech and innovation hub. Valued at over a…
In a dramatic move, Minority Members of Parliament in Ghana staged a walkout from Parliament and besieged the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) to protest the detention of Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, the NPP’s Ashanti Regional Chairman. Antwi-Boasiako is under investigation…
ECOWAS member states came together in Lagos on Wednesday to celebrate the bloc’s 50th anniversary with a strong show of unity and renewed commitment to its founding ideals. The event highlighted the organization’s journey since its formation in 1975. At…
In Senegal, national political dialogue sessions continue this Thursday as part of efforts to reshape the country’s political landscape. The initiative, led by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, seeks to bring together key political and civil society actors for open discussions.…
In Guinea, the Conakry Court of Appeal has confirmed a two-year prison sentence for opposition leader Aliou Bah. The decision upholds a January ruling by the Kaloum Court of First Instance, which found him guilty of insulting the head of…
Teachers in Niger are stepping up pressure on the ruling military authorities to address long-standing grievances affecting the education sector. On Wednesday, the Dynamic Movement, a coalition of several educational institutions, held a press briefing to voice their concerns. The…
Ghana’s Supreme Court has dismissed an interlocutory injunction filed by suspended Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo, who sought to halt ongoing impeachment proceedings against her. The ruling is a significant setback in her legal battle to challenge the process. In her…
The Liberian government has begun registering migrants, with a specific focus on Burkinabé nationals. This move follows rising public concern over alleged illegal mining activities involving some of the migrants, particularly in the southeastern and central regions. Local authorities claim…
In Togo, concern is growing over the disappearance of popular artist Amron, who has been missing for three days. His family and friends say they have not heard from him and are deeply worried about his safety. Several social movements…
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