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The National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons in Ghana has revealed that around 1.1 million small arms and light weapons within the country cannot be adequately traced or documented. This staggering number of unaccounted-for weapons, out of a…
The trend of healthcare professionals, particularly doctors, pharmacists, and nurses, leaving Nigeria for opportunities abroad has been steadily rising. This mass migration has resulted in a doctor-patient ratio that exceeds five times the recommendations of the World Health Organization. Reporting…
Former Senegalese Heads of state step in to bring calm to the situation. Abdoulaye Wade and Abdou Diouf in a joint letter, on Monday, invited political stakeholders and civil society groups for a dialogue to arrive at a solution. As…
The transitional government of Burkina Faso met with private sector players to discuss the withdrawal of the countries of the Alliance of Sahel States from Ecowas. The meeting, held on Monday, provided an opportunity for the government to explain the…
Legal practitioners in Burkina Faso are gearing up for a sit-down strike scheduled for Thursday, February 15. Their primary demand is the release of Guy Hervé Kam, a lawyer, civil society activist, and politician who was apprehended on Wednesday, January…
Talks between the Guinean government and the trade union movement hit an impasse on Monday. Following an entire day of discussions, the union representatives opted to terminate the negotiations and insisted on the release of the Secretary General of the…
Gambia’s President Adama Barrow has led discussions on sovereign security, irregular migration, and political environment among others during a national dialogue with the opposition and Civil Society Organizations. This comes after the Gambia leader invited the opposition politicians for discussions…
Liberian newly appointed Minister of Defense Prince Charles Johnson has resigned following mounting pressure from protesting wives of personnel of the armed forces of Liberia. For the past four days now, wives of the army personnel have been protesting the…
The Ghana Journalist Association has hit back at the National Media Commission (NMC) after it criticized as dysfunctional the decision of the GJA to impose media blackouts on individuals involved in recent violent attacks on journalists. The association had declared…
Three people were reported dead amid protests over the postponement of Senegal’s Presidential election. According to medical sources, the victims included 19-year-old high school student, 23-year-old shopkeeper Modou Gueye and a university student. Violent protests erupted across the country last…
Walf Television whose signal was revoked by the Senegalese state regulators, was restored Sunday at 8 p.m. According to the Ministry of Communication, the restoration follows regrets expressed by the CEO of the Walfadjri Cheikh NIASS group during an audience…
The Agency for Air Navigation Safety in Africa and Madagascar (ASECNA) has announced the closure of Niger’s airspace to commercial flights either originating from or destined for Nigeria. This decision comes against the backdrop of complex diplomatic relations in the…
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