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The court has decided the reclassification of events related to the incidents of September 28, 2009. After several days of arguments, the court ruled on Thursday that this matter would be addressed in the final decision on the case, which…
Liberia’s former ruling Coalition for Democratic Change Party has threatened to recruit its partisans, especially militants to protect former President George Weah. The former ruling party accused the new administration of President Joseph Boakai of recalling almost all the presidential…
A dismissed soldier is among three suspects apprehended by the police in connection to a failed kidnap attempt in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital. The arrest, the police authorities say followed a response to a distress call while the kidnappers broke into…
Three pre-tertiary teacher unions, in Ghana, – the National Association of Graduate Teachers, the Coalition of Concerned Teachers and Ghana National Association of Teachers – have vowed to remain on strike despite a directive from the National Labour Commission to…
The Observatory for Elections and Good Governance has appealed to the Supreme Court to reverse the decision to dissolve it. The leaders of this civil group aim to resume their activities following the submission of two appeal letters to the…
The Supreme State Control Authority of Burkina Faso has flagged irregularities in the procurement of firearms. Out of 14 contracts scrutinized by the body responsible for overseeing institutional management, 8 were found to be irregular. In response to this revelation,…
The House of Representatives has urged the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment to suspend the signing and execution of a trade partnership with the United Kingdom. This partnership would enable UK lawyers to practice within Nigeria. The motion,…
The Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament, Alban Sumana Bagbin, has criticized President Akufo-Addo’s refusal to accept the transmission of the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values (Anti-LGBTQ+) Bill, which was unanimously passed by Parliament. The speaker expressed concern over this deviation…
In The Gambia, Attorney General and Minister of Justice Dawda A. Jallow has justified President Barrow’s decision to pardon capital offenders, including a murderer and rapists, citing constitutional provisions. The justice minister asserted that victims of these offenders were consulted,…
Development partners in Liberia have wrapped up a daylong discussion aimed at enhancing fiscal transparency and boosting public involvement in state governance. Fiscal transparency, crucial for effective public financial management, provides citizens with insights into government spending and tax revenue…
Liberian opposition, the Coalition for Democratic Change, the political party of the erstwhile George Weah administration says its former officials will not cooperate with the asset recovery team established by President Joseph Boakai. President Boakai recently issued Executive Order #126,…
Ghana’s President, Nana Akufo-Addo says Ghana’s decision to go to the International Monetary Fund is paying off. According to the President, the circumstances that force the country to seek help from the program are gradually improving. He added that Ghana…
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