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Days after the enactment of Togo’s controversial Constitution, opposition groups have threatened a massive revolt. This assertion was the outcome of a press conference by opposition political parties held at the headquarters of the Togolese party in Lome – the…
The second largest labour organization in Nigeria has joined the list of groups calling for the suspension of the controversial cybersecurity levy recently introduced by the Central Bank. The Trade Union Congress (TUC) in a statement signed by its President,…
Ghana’s Supreme Court has indefinitely adjourned two cases brought before it over the constitutionality of the Human and Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill also known as the anti-gay bill. The suits were filed by Broadcaster, Richard Sky and Human…
Senegal on Wednesday joined the era of DAB+ digital Audio broadcasting through a pilot project which was launched in Dakar – the capital city. DAB+ or Digital Audio Broadcasting is an upgraded version of the transmission technology that enables more…
Kenyan professor of Public law—Patrick Lumumba says unless Liberia can take a giant step forward to prosecute perpetrators of the 14 years of civil war that left more than 250, 000 people dead, the country will continue to remain behind…
The National Emergency on Drugs and Substance Abuse in Sierra Leone was declared about a month ago. President Julius Maada Bio had announced the high-level measure to better respond to the drug menace which has resulted in hundreds of deaths,…
Recently, the brewing diplomatic row between Benin and Niger, is being heightened as Cotonou authorities effected a blockade to prevent the vessels of Niger’s partners to load oil from Niamey. On the flip side, Nigerien authorities equally are yet to…
In the midst of conflict, men often bear the weight of physical and emotional burdens that can have lasting effects on their well-being and communities. Join us as we delve into the complexities of how armed conflict shapes the experiences,…
This week’s episode of the program is on Digital farming and the Impact of the Excessive Use of Pesticides in Senegal. Surprisingly these two topics are intertwined as Digital farming refers to the use of any advanced technology including chemicals…
The European Union announces the termination of its security mandate in Mali ending eleven years of strategic partnership. Ghana’s Supreme Court indefinitely adjourns two cases before it over the constitutionality of the anti-gay bill. And, Senegal joins the list of…
The Nigerian Government debunks viral information over the presence of foreign military bases in the country. Togolese Authority Threatens To Suspend French Radio Broadcaster for Alleged unbalanced” reporting The Coalition for Domestic Elections Observers in Ghana urges speedy and efficient…
Where network challenges, plagued day 1 of the Electoral Commission’s Limited Voter Registration exercise leaving scores of eager applicants stranded across the country. Many applicants were left frustrated after the exercise failed to start at 7 am as publicized. Some…
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