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In anticipation of a scheduled protest by the F24 movement on Friday, the Senegalese community residing in the Gambia has voiced their concerns regarding the ongoing situation in their home country. The community has emphasized the importance of dialogue and…
The Ivorian President, Alassane Ouattara, has officially appointed three law practitioners to join the constitutional council. In a decree issued by the head of state, Aimée Zebeyoux, the former Minister of Justice, Richard Christophe Adou, and Sébastien Yédoh Lath, a…
Sierra Leone has been elected as a Non-Permanent Member of the United Nations Security Council for the 2024-2025 period, marking a significant milestone for the country. This is the first time in 52 years and only the second time in…
Benin’s President Patrice Talon has officially installed seven individuals including five men and two women as members of the national constitutional court. The newly appointed members assumed their roles immediately after the inauguration. Professor Dorothée Sossa, a renowned jurist, was…
Liberia’s Supreme Court has taken decisive action by holding three government officials in contempt of court. Their refusal to appear before the court in response to contempt charges led to this outcome. These officials were initially invited to present their…
The Boundary Commission of Ghana has reported significant progress made in the ongoing talks aimed at resolving a longstanding dispute between Ghana and neighboring Togo. The commission is optimistic that a clear and definitive resolution to this impasse will bring…
More than 900 educational institutions were compelled to shut down in Niger’s Tillaberi region last May due to escalating insecurity. Following a supervisory visit to the region, Ibrahim Natatou, the Nigerien Minister of National Education, shared the latest updates. Among…
Following the recent attacks on communities in Sokoto and Zamfara States in North Western Nigeria, which tragically claimed the lives of over sixty individuals, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has emphasized the criticality of information and intelligence sharing among the country’s…
In Senegal’s capital city Dakar, fragile tranquility prevailed on Monday following three days of intense protests. Slowly but cautiously, activities resumed in various parts of the city. However, at the Liberté 6 market, one of Dakar’s bustling commercial hubs, shopkeepers…
Dozens of protesters stormed the Liberia’s legislature premises, demanding justice and the prosecution of individuals connected to the death of Charloe Musu. Charloe Musu, a young Liberian woman, tragically lost her life in February of this year at the residence…
The Defense ministry of the Gambia has put forth a motion to the National Assembly for the consideration and ratification of an Agreement on Military Training Cooperation between the Government of The Gambia and Turkey. Sankulleh Janko in Banjul reports…
The World Bank has blamed Ghana’s energy sector for exacerbating the country’s debt and economic challenges. Ghana currently facing its worst economic crisis in a generation, the government has sought financial bailouts from international institutions such as the International Monetary…
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