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A new report by Human Rights Watch has raised concerns over the plight of internally displaced people in Khar Yalla, on the outskirts of Saint-Louis, Senegal. The organization accuses authorities of abandoning residents affected by coastal flooding in the area.…
In Senegal, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has met with private sector actors to discuss the government’s Economic and Social Recovery Plan. The meeting aimed to strengthen collaboration between the public and private sectors to accelerate national economic growth. During the…
Two U.S. Congressmen are in Liberia for high-level discussions aimed at strengthening relations between the United States and the West African nation. The visit signals Washington’s interest in deeper engagement with Monrovia on political, economic, and security fronts. U.S. Senator…
In Togo, reggae artists are joining forces to address the country’s ongoing socio-political crisis. Through music and activism, they are calling for an inclusive national conference aimed at preventing further violence and promoting peace. The movement, operating under the banner…
In Mali, former Prime Minister Choguel Kokallah Maïga has been taken into custody by the Supreme Court on charges of damaging public property. The development has sparked wide public reaction across the country. The charges are based on findings from…
In Senegal, a coalition of citizen organizations is calling for a comprehensive, citizen-led audit of the country’s public debt spanning 2012 to 2024. The groups argue that greater transparency is needed to assess how borrowing has affected the nation’s economy.…
Nigeria is grappling with a deepening humanitarian crisis as millions of citizens face displacement, hunger, and worsening poverty. The situation is being driven by persistent insecurity, natural disasters, and widespread flooding that have disrupted livelihoods across the country. The government…
Ghana’s Electoral Commission (EC) has released timelines for two parliamentary by-elections following the passing of sitting Members of Parliament in the Tamale Central and Akwatia constituencies. The by-election for Tamale Central is scheduled for September 30, while ballot printing for…
Benin’s National Autonomous Electoral Commission (CENA) is intensifying its consultations with mayors across the country in preparation for the 2026 general elections. The ongoing discussions form part of efforts to strengthen transparency and ensure smooth electoral processes. A key focus…
Liberia’s Ministry of Finance and Development Planning has unveiled a new five-year strategic plan designed to support the government’s ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development. The plan is expected to guide the ministry’s efforts in advancing economic transformation and inclusive growth…
Guinea’s ongoing banking liquidity crisis is taking a heavy toll on citizens and the national economy. For months, bank customers have struggled to withdraw personal funds, often receiving only a fraction of their requested amounts. Many report being limited to…
Liberia’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is stepping up efforts to tackle noise pollution by reviewing existing laws and introducing stricter measures. The initiative comes in response to rising public concern over the disruptive effects of excessive noise on communities. EPA…
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