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Niger’s airspace closed on Sunday by the Junta will remain a no-fly zone until further notice. The CNSP officials cited the threat of military intervention from the Regional body after they rejected a deadline to reinstate the country’s ousted president.…
Several non-governmental organizations have warned of the impact of ECOWAS’s economic and financial sanctions on displaced persons and vulnerable populations in the country. This was the concern voiced by the NGOs in a joint statement over the weekend. These organizations…
The Gambian port in Banjul is hosting The British Royal Navy, His Majesty’s Ship HMS. The ship docked at the port early Sunday morning as its first point of call in its three months tour of West Africa and the…
Campaign activities for the ensuing October to 2023 general and presidential elections commence in Liberia over the weekend, following the pronouncement by the electoral commission. On the first day, the capital Monrovia was noisy as both supporters of the ruling…
Ghana’s Parliament has agreed to form an ad-hoc committee to investigate the National Cathedral project and all related matters. The motion filed by opposition members of parliament seeks to probe the stalled project and its expenditures estimated to the tune…
Some districts of the capital Guinea’s capital, Conakry are still flooded after heavy rain over the weekend. At least one person was confirmed killed and several others injured while around thirty households were affected by the flooding. The security services,…
48 hours until the ultimatum given to the Junta in Niger elapses, the Regional Bloc – ECOWAS is seeking diplomatic means to resolve the crisis and restore constitutional order. The last possible option before it considers the use of force…
The Senegalese government’s declaration to engage its troops in the ECOWAS force to reinstate President Mohammed Bazoum in Niger should the junta fail to respect the ultimatum, has been met with mixed reactions. Indeed, the country has helped in a…
The French media, Radio France Internationale RFI and France 24 have announced that they have been suspended in Niger. The media group expressed its indignation at the suspension, which, it said further deprives citizens in the region of their access…
The Ghana Union of Traders’ Association (GUTA) has threatened to abandon Ghana’s port and start doing business in Togo. This comes after the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) introduced new tariffs at the ports. In a statement released by…
The United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, has revealed that only 34 percent of children aged 0 to 6 months are exclusively breastfed in Nigeria. In a bid to encourage 6 months of exclusive breastfeeding, women at the Internally Displaced Person’s…
The Liberian authority with support from The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is currently working to address challenges facing the country’s education system. Two decades since the civil war ended in 2003, Liberia’s key sectors including education continue…
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