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Unions in Senegal representing telecom operators are rallying against the government’s recent reduction of mobile internet access following violent clashes between protesters and security forces. The workers have initiated a series of measures to protest what they perceive as an assault…
Dozens of African government delegations are expected in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa on Wednesday for the Opening session of the 37th African Union conference. There are several burning issues on the table, including the postponement of the presidential election…
Mali’s transitional authorities are taking steps to establish a new, independent IT system for the country. Introduced by Colonel Assimi Goïta, this sovereign IT system, named Mali Kura Biometrics, has been crafted by national experts to ensure the nation’s digital…
The Nigerian government is responding to surging food costs and double-digit inflation by proposing the establishment of a national commodity board. This board is intended to regulate the prices of grains and other commodities, particularly as smallholder farmers play a…
Ghana is set to receive a substantial investment from the US government aimed at bolstering its health infrastructure. The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has allocated $2 million for the establishment of a cold room dedicated to vaccine…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has pledged support to Liberia in strengthening its health sector. This commitment was announced by Dr. Clement Lugala Peter, the WHO Representative in Liberia, on Wednesday. From Monrovia, WADR Darlington Porkpa reports. WADR ·…
The Africa Cup of Nations, a prestigious football tournament on the continent, recently concluded its 2023 edition in Côte d’Ivoire, leaving a lasting legacy. Beyond the excitement of matches and moments of sporting excellence, the tournament has had a profound…
An urgent appeal for calm and restraint in Senegal has been made by the ECOWAS parliamentary diplomacy mission. The mission calls on all political actors to refrain from employing any discourse that could potentially incite violence or escalate tension in…
The United Nations Human Rights Commission expresses deep concern over the tense situation in Senegal after the suspension of the presidential election scheduled for 25 February. Elizabeth Throsselle, Media and Communications Officer for the Office of the UN High Commissioner…
Judges in Liberia are underscoring the detrimental impact of misinformation and rumors on the seamless dispensation of justice. They express concern that the unregulated use of both social media and traditional media has left the courts and judges vulnerable to…
Findings from the University of Ghana’s School of Communications 2023 survey are shedding light on the challenges faced by journalists as the world celebrated radio on Tuesday. The survey reveals that approximately 40 percent of journalists have encountered attacks while…
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…
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