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West Africa’s top court ruled on Tuesday ruled that Guinea was responsible for the death of six villagers and the illegal arrest, injury of 15 others during a 2012 protest near an iron ore project owned by Vale and BSG…
In the Gambia, talks are underway to establish a national infrastructure for peace building following calls by regional bloc – ECOWAS to promote peace through conflict prevention, management, resolution, Peacekeeping and Security. WADR’s Veronic Njie has more on this report
Stakeholders in Liberia on Wednesday held a day long emergency meeting intended to address the shortage of the local currency in the country. In the past one week, there has been a shortage of local currency as persons queuing up…
The European Union has deployed over 80 persons to Ghana to observe the December 7 general elections. The team is led by Chief Observer Javier Nart, a member of the European Parliament from Spain and is made up of a…
In Mauritania, some 50 former senators of the defunct Upper House of the bi-cameral parliament abolished on 15 August 2017 following a constitutional referendum are calling for the restoration of this chamber of parliament. They described the dissolution of the…
The Nigerian Army has kicked off a manhunt for the fourth batch of wanted Boko Haram terrorists. It has also co-opted more Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) members into its operation. A banner showing photographs of the wanted terrorists was…
Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara on Wednesday met with the leader of the opposition Henri Konan Bedie to try and calm the political tensions in the country. Wednesday’s meeting came two days after President Ouattara invited Bedie for talks amid rising…
Former Ghanaian President Jerry John Rawlings has passed away in the capital Accra. A military ruler, who later joined politics, Rawlings ruled Ghana from 1981 to 2001. He led a military junta until the early nineties, and then served two…
Mali is mourning the death of its former President Amadou Toumani Toure. The former leader died in Turkey where he had been for medical treatment. Toure led a military coup in 1991 against military ruler Moussa Traore who had been…
A dozen jihadists linked to Al Qaeda in northern Mali have been "neutralised" by the French force Barkhane. Two of the jihadists were taken prisoner, according to a statement from the army over the weekend, a few days after announcing…
Authorities in Nigeria’s Enugu State say a strange ailment, now known to be yellow fever, had claimed over 50 lives in parts of the state since early September. The Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) over the weekend confirmed that…
The newly formed political party of Gambia’s Adama Barrow scored a major election victory over the weekend when it won a by-election in parliament. The seat in the Niami East Constituency, North of the country became vacant after its occupant,…
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