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As Ghana prepares to mark its 68th Independence Day on March 6, citizens reflect on the nation’s progress. The country, which became the first in sub-Saharan Africa to gain independence in 1957, has seen both achievements and challenges. WADR spoke…
Liberia is hosting the second Summit for Democracy and Political Accountability, focusing on governance and inclusive development. Organized by Naymote Partners for Democratic Development, the event brings together policymakers, civil society, and stakeholders. Discussions center on sustaining democracy, strengthening governance,…
The Togo Electric Power Company (CEET) has announced power cuts from March 4 to 25, 2025 due to maintenance work on a thermal power plant. These works, essential to prevent damage to equipment, will result in a drop in electricity…
•Global Terrorism Index ranks Central Sahel as the latest epicenter of world’s terrorism. •Ghanaians react on Ghana’s historic journey as the country turns 68 today. •And, Guinea’s Prime Minister Bah speaks about the possible candidacy of transitional President, General Doumbouya
Ghana’s President Mahama and his Ivorian counterpart Outarra urge the trio of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso to rejoin ECOWAS In Nigeria Protest rocks National Assembly Over sexual Harassment Allegations Against Seneate President Akpabio Chad to Inuagurate a new Senate…
•The Malian transitional authority extends by six months an asset freeze for several members of rebel groups. •Ghana’s National Economic Dialogue ends with recommendations to among others stabilize the macroeconomy. •Civil society and student unions condemn the closure of public…
Participants at Ghana’s National Economic Dialogue have outlined key solutions to address the country’s economic crisis. After two days of deliberations in Accra, a communique was issued, highlighting measures to restore macroeconomic stability. The forum emphasized fiscal discipline, structural reforms,…
Senegal’s parliament will vote on March 10 on a bill allowing prisoner transfers from Morocco, where former President Macky Sall resides. This follows the government’s pledge to prosecute Sall over alleged mismanagement during his tenure. If passed, the law could…
•Ghana’s National Economic Dialogue ends with recommendations to among others, stabilize the macroeconomy. •Civil society and student unions condemn the closure of public schools in northern states of Nigeria in the wake of Ramadan. •And Liberia’s President Boakai, orders a…
Four northern state governors have been given a 72-hour ultimatum to reverse a controversial school closure directive. The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) is demanding the reopening of schools in Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, and Bauchi, shut down for Ramadan.…
President Joseph Boakai has directed a thorough investigation into the disappearances and deaths of senior government officials in Liberia. Speaking at his first cabinet meeting, he reaffirmed his commitment to accountability and delivering results. Boakai urged law enforcement agencies to…
Burkina Faso is set to benefit from a new financial program by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) to support agriculture and rural development. Announced in Ouagadougou, the initiative aims to strengthen climate risk management, promote green financing, and…
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