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Tragedy struck in Togo as five French humanitarian volunteers lost their lives in a minibus accident while en route to Benin for a mission. Preliminary reports indicate that a front tire burst caused the driver to lose control, resulting in…
The National Human Rights Commission of The Gambia has urged the retraining and reorientation of law enforcement officers following mounting concerns about excessive use of force during public demonstrations. The Commission emphasized that such reforms are vital to ensure respect…
Liberia has launched an Automated Legal Power of Attorney (LPA) System aimed at empowering civil servants through digital innovation. The system, inaugurated on Wednesday, allows government employees to purchase essential goods and services on credit, with repayments automatically deducted from…
In Côte d’Ivoire, the campaign season wraps up today as five presidential candidates conclude their final rallies ahead of the October 25 polls. Over the past two weeks, political messages have echoed beyond rallies and into marketplaces, where vendors and…
Guinea’s General Directorate of Elections (DGE) has announced new financial regulations for candidates in the December 28 presidential election. According to the DGE, each candidate must pay a deposit of 900 million Guinean francs — about 58 million CFA francs…
In Benin, the participation of the Democrats Party in the upcoming presidential election faces renewed uncertainty following the annulment of a key sponsorship form. The party’s honorary president, Boni Yayi, and its presidential candidate duo have been summoned by the…
Ghana’s Parliament has rejected the reintroduction of the controversial Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, commonly referred to as the anti-gay bill, after it was mistakenly listed on the Order Paper. The bill, which appeared for consideration on October…
A delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has arrived in Dakar to continue negotiations with Senegalese authorities on the country’s debt management and economic outlook. The mission, which began on Wednesday, will run until November 4, focusing on discussions…
In Nigeria, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has suspended its two-week warning strike after fresh negotiations with the Federal Government and the National Assembly. The decision follows renewed assurances from authorities to resolve long-standing challenges affecting public universities,…
Just hours after his appointment by President Michael Ran-dria-nirina, Madagascar’s new Prime Minister, Andriamatoa Herint-salama Rajao-nari-velo, wasted no time in asserting control. On Tuesday, October 21, he ordered a nationwide inventory of state assets and introduced strict rules to govern…
In Mali, several women are speaking out against a rule imposed by the jihadist group JNIM that forces them to wear veils while traveling. The decree, enforced in areas under the group’s influence, has sparked outrage among women in the…
African Union officials and human rights advocates have renewed their commitment to advancing and protecting human rights across the continent. The pledge was made on Tuesday during commemorative events marking Africa Human Rights Day in Banjul, The Gambia. The ceremony…
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