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Journalism stakeholders in Senegal have renewed calls for professionalism and ethical reporting as a means of strengthening democracy and good governance in the subregion. The appeal comes amid growing threats and pressure on media practitioners worldwide. The call was made…
Traffic along Liberia’s vital Monrovia–Gbarnga Highway was brought to a halt on Sunday as residents staged protests over the death of a woman identified as Qita Jackson. Demonstrators demanded a thorough and impartial investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.…
Opposition political leaders in Nigeria have raised alarm over what they describe as increasing threats to the country’s multiparty democratic system. They accuse the administration of President Bola Tinubu of using state institutions to intimidate and weaken opposition voices. In…
Niger has strengthened its partnership with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to support sustainable rural development across the country. The initiative targets vulnerable farming communities facing persistent food security and climate challenges. Over the weekend, Prime Minister…
The 9th Pan-African Congress has concluded in Lomé, Togo, after five days of high-level discussions focused on the future of Pan-Africanism across the continent. The gathering brought together political leaders, academics, activists, and members of the African and Afro-descendant diaspora.…
Portuguese judicial police have seized suitcases containing nearly five million euros from a man reportedly close to Guinea-Bissau’s President Umaro Sissoco Embaló. The incident occurred during a late-night stopover at Lisbon’s former military airport, Figo Maduro, according to Portuguese broadcaster…
Senegalese authorities have announced the suspension of extraditions to France, citing a diplomatic dispute between the two countries. The move is described as a reciprocal measure following France’s refusal to return two Senegalese nationals requested by Dakar. Despite an existing…
Senegal’s Supreme Court has annulled a decree issued by the Ministry of Communication that required the publication of a list of media outlets deemed compliant with the country’s Press Code. The ruling marks a significant win for media freedom advocates.…
The High Court of The Gambia has refused bail for former Jungler operative Sanna Manjang, marking a significant step in one of the country’s most closely watched justice processes. The decision was issued during his first court appearance since his…
A new international coalition campaigning for the release of former Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum has emerged, signaling renewed pressure on the country’s ruling authorities. The group, launched on Thursday, is calling for an immediate end to what it describes as…
Nigeria’s Senate is pushing back against the withdrawal of police protection officers assigned to lawmakers, raising concerns that the decision exposes them to heightened security risks. The protest follows a directive issued by President Bola Tinubu ordering the redeployment of…
Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, met with his Beninese counterpart, Olushegun Adjadi Bakar, in Abuja on Thursday to discuss the foiled coup attempt that shook Cotonou on Sunday. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the 55th…
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