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The ECOWAS Court of Justice has reviewed the appeal for the release of the ousted Nigerien president, Mohamed Bazoum, and his family on Monday. This application was submitted by their legal representatives a few weeks ago. As Oge Obierika reports,…
At least 15 nigerian rice farmers were killed and several others feared abducted in northeastern Borno state after suspected Boko Haram insurgents attacked three villages, The attack according to Mohammed Haruna, secretary of the Zabarmari Rice Farmers Association occurred in…
The call for a week-long national strike by private and vocational high schools in Mali has been observed in Bamako. On the second day of the strike, students in exam classes are concerned that the action may have repercussions for…
The Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) has shut down 38 retail shops owned by foreigners, predominantly Nigerians, in the Eastern Regional capital, Koforidua. Tensions and clashes between GUTA and foreign individuals engaged in retail businesses have escalated in the…
A ten-day training session in the Gambian capital, Banjul has been initiated by the ECOWAS Commission, focusing on enhancing Physical Security and Stockpile Management (PSSM) across its Member States. This collaborative effort between the ECOWAS Commission, the National Commission on…
ECOWAS Court of Justice Reviews Appeal for Release of Ousted President Nigerien Mohamed Bazoum and Family Court Orders Release of Former Nigerian Central Bank Governor Emefiele After Three Months in Detention National Strike in Mali’s Vocational High Schools Continues, Demanding…
Captian Traore of Burkina Faso defends his government’s deployment of rights activists and journalists to the battlefield despite widespread condemnation. Guinea’s Strongman Doumbouya disbars several dozen uniform personnel in the aftermath of Saturday’s prison break. Nouakchott hosts representatives of more…
In this edition, we join our Banjul correspondent, Sankulleh Janko as he explores a well-known and discussed phenomenon, irregular migration in the Gambia the deep personal and socio-cultural motives to embark on the perilous journey across the Sahara towards Europe…
Private technical and Vocational schools in Mali will from November 6, embark on a 5-day strike across the country. The promoters of these private schools are demanding that the government pay the school fees of pupils referred to them by…
Each year, some 15 million babies in the world, more than one in 10 births, are born too early, according to the just released report Born Too Soon: The Global Action Report on Preterm Birth. However, with available and inexpensive…
CSOs in Burkina Faso express concern over the deployment of government critics to the battlefield. The Guinean government urges calm as security operatives track down an escapee from the weekend’s prison break. Nouakchott hosts representatives of more than twenty African…
Following the Nov 4 attack on the civil prison, calm has returned to Conakry as former President Moussa Dadis Camara and 2 other prisoners have returned to custody. The search is still on for Colonel Claude Pivi, one of the…
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