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In Nigeria, non-academic staff of public universities staged a one-day nationwide protest on Thursday to press the government to meet their long-standing welfare demands. Organized by the Joint Action Committee of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and…
In Niger, close to 2,000 young soldiers have officially joined the ranks of the armed forces. The recruits were presented to the national flag on Thursday, marking the completion of their intensive military training. This group represents the second contingent…
In Mali, transitional leader General Assimi Goïta has dismissed eleven senior army officers for alleged acts of indiscipline and an attempt to destabilize the government. The decision, announced Wednesday through a presidential decree, follows what authorities describe as a failed…
In Guinea, political tensions are rising following the creation of two new commissions by the Directorate General of Elections (DGE). The commissions — one to validate candidate sponsorships and another to oversee financial matters — come ahead of the December…
In Ghana, police have arrested two babysitters accused of drugging and torturing their employer’s two-year-old twin sons in East Legon, Accra. The suspects; 30-year-old student nurse Francisca Boakye and 31-year-old Harriet Ansah were apprehended by the Airport Divisional Police Command…
ECOWAS Ministers have begun a special session in Abuja to review how statutory leadership positions are shared across West Africa. The meeting, opened by ECOWAS Chairman and Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio, aims to promote fairness, inclusivity, and regional…
The Gambia has inaugurated its first Chinese Visa Service Center in Banjul, marking a new milestone in diplomatic and economic relations between the two nations. The center, officially launched on October 8, allows Gambians with ordinary passports to apply directly…
Senegal’s 2025 Invest in Senegal Forum has yielded more than 13 billion CFA francs in investments and partnership commitments. Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko revealed that 51 projects and agreements were signed during the two-day event, reflecting growing investor confidence in…
A delegation from the University of Education, The Gambia (UEG), recently embarked on a study tour to West Africa Democracy Radio (WADR) in Dakar, Senegal, as part of an insightful visit to the country. The group included students, staff, and…
Nigeria loses over $3.3 Billion Naira to Oil theft and sabortage Gambians welcome First Chinese Visa Office in Banjul Malian Government resumes dialogue with Mauritania for migration and trade partnership And, Opposition in Chad denounces promulgation of Rivised Constitution with…
Mali’s Transitional President Goita Dismisses Eleven Senior Army Officers Over Alleged Coup Plot Guinean Opposition React to New Commissions on Candidacy Validation and Campaign Finance Ahead of December Presidential Election China Opens First Visa Office in The Gambia, Easing Travel…
Across West Africa, no country has imposed a complete ban on genetically modified organisms (GMOs); however, regulations across the region vary significantly. Some nations have permitted commercial cultivation, while others have strict biosafety frameworks for research and contained field trials. Burkina…
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