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Civil Society Organization, OneGhana Movement has called for justice and compensation for the victims of the June 3 fire and flood disasters. On June 3, 2015, torrential rainfall, which affected most parts of the country, flooded the Kwame Nkrumah Circle.…
The Malian transitional government has undergone a partial cabinet reshuffle affecting 16 portfolios. The reshuffle carried out by Colonel Assimi Goïta was in part supervised by the head of government Choguel Kokalla Maiga. As Maty Sy reports, this is the…
Thousands of Burkinabe over the weekend rallied in the capital – Ouagadougou and other administrative regions in solidarity with the military government. Unlike other demonstrations, they are this time calling on the authorities to urgently draft a new constitution for…
Parliamentary results from the general elections on Saturday, June 24 shows the Julius Maada Bio Sierra Leone People’s Party {SLPP} led administration has a command of the legislature with 81 seats out of the total 132 seats. The remainder of…
The Nigerian Federal Government has rejected the European Union’s report on the 2023 general elections, dismissing the conclusions of the EU Electoral Observer Mission as “jaundiced”. Dele Alake, the Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Special Duties, Communications, and…
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has accused some world credit rating agencies of bias against certain African countries costing them 75 billion US dollars. The UN agency which works to eradicate poverty and reduce inequalities through sustainable development, says…
Families of Victims of Acute Kidney Injury AKI that killed over 70 children say they want justice following a lawsuit against the Gambia Government, Maiden Pharmaceuticals and others The families are also seeking damages to the tune of about $25000…
Hundreds converged in the Malian capital Bamako in solidarity with the transition authority over its request for the UN to withdraw the peacekeeping force deployed in the country. The rally Thursday comes ahead of today’s vote at the UN Security…
No less than five hundred people were arrested by the Nigerian police in the northcentral State of Kaduna in two months of sweep operations. Those arrested are suspects for various offenses ranging from banditry, culpable homicide, rail tracks vandalism, armed…
Ghana’s National Petroleum Tanker Drivers Union has suspended its sit-down strike following a crunch meeting with the Ministry of Roads and Highways. The strike which started on Monday, resulted in fuel and LPG shortages at some pumps across the country.…
Liberian President George Weah has commended the United States for its leadership role in the country and the world over, stressing that his country will remain a true partner to Washington. Weah says his administration and Liberians will continue to…
The Togolese government Thursday announced the closure of hundreds of schools across the country. The minister of education, Professor Dodzi Kokoroko announcing the closure, said the schools were substandard and lacking operational requirements. James Adjapong has more in this report.
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