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In The Gambia, Members of the National Assembly have strongly condemned the forceful removal of Auditor General Modou Ceesay from office. They described the executive’s action as unconstitutional and politically motivated, raising concerns about the independence of oversight institutions. The…
With just days to go before Sunday’s referendum, Guinea’s political tensions are rising. Opposition figures, including former President Alpha Condé and UFDG leader Cellou Dalein Diallo, have urged citizens to boycott the vote. The government was quick to respond, with…
In Togo, former Defence Minister Marguerite Gnakadè was arrested Wednesday morning at her home in a residential neighbourhood of Lomé. The arrest, confirmed by multiple sources and reported by local media, comes amid growing speculation about her recent political activities.…
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger are preparing to formally withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC). Justice ministers from the three countries, which make up the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), met earlier this week in Niamey to discuss the…
Burkina Faso has inaugurated a new war college to strengthen its fight against insecurity. The Tiéfo Amoro Institute of Higher Military Education will train officers to better respond to security challenges facing the country and the wider sub-region. Prime Minister…
The push for state police in Nigeria has resurfaced at the centre of national debate amid growing insecurity. President Bola Tinubu and several governors have voiced strong support for the idea, though critics warn it could be misused by politicians…
The Liberia National Police is seeking international assistance in a high-profile rape case that has stirred intense public debate. At a press briefing on Wednesday, Police Inspector General Gregory Coleman disclosed new developments, including a request for foreign DNA testing.…
Eleven West African nationals from Nigeria, Liberia, Togo, The Gambia, and Mali have filed a lawsuit against the Government of Ghana at the Human Rights Court in Accra. The plaintiffs allege they were unlawfully detained after being secretly removed from…
In Ghana, pressure is mounting on President John Mahama’s government to declare a state of emergency in response to illegal mining, known locally as galamsey. Critics say the widespread destruction of rivers, forests, and farmlands has reached catastrophic levels that…
The Gambian National Assembly has extended by 90 days the mandate of its Special Select Committee investigating the sale and disposal of assets belonging to former President Yahya Jammeh. The motion was adopted Tuesday during the Assembly’s Third Ordinary Session.…
In Mali, Prime Minister General Abdoulaye Maïga has met with the Malian Association of Oil Professionals to discuss ways of easing tensions in the wake of growing security concerns. The talks come days after al-Qaeda–linked militants attacked an army-escorted convoy…
Senegal is hosting a high-level gathering in Dakar to mark 25 years of the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) Agenda, first adopted through UN Security Council Resolution 1325 in 2000. The agenda calls for greater participation of women in peace…
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