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In this series of community reports, we explore the situations of communities across our subregion. These include the area of governance, politics, security, social services among other key sectors of the economy. Today our train leads us to Banjul the…
The Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB), a proscribed separatist group in the southeast of Nigeria has started distributing flyers and posters to inform residents about the cancellation of the sit-at-home exercise in the region. The group had before now been…
On West Africa Democracy Radio, we take priority in allowing your voices to be heard. On Daybreak Challenge, Sandra Boakye a Safety Engineer from Ghana, shares some expose about herself and what she likes. WADR · DAYBREAK CHALLENGE – SANDRA…
Economists in Ghana have started to kick against a decision by Ghana’s Central Bank to enforce a zero financing policy, where the central bank will no longer lend money to the government to finance its operations. This is coming after…
Member countries of ECOWAS have begun working on gathering troops for a possible military intervention in Niger as the leaders of an army coup resisted international calls for them to step down and restore the ousted president to office. There…
Members of the 2nd Legislature of the Children’s National Assembly of the Gambia were sworn in over the weekend. The 105 elected kids from each of the seven districts took oath as they held their first debate session before handing…
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Ambassador to Liberia Josephine Nkrumah, has underscored the need to increase sensitization on the consumption of locally produced rice in the country. The 2021 Global Hunger Index classifies Liberia’s level of hunger…
We are beginning to begin the bulletin with a question about Niger’s crisis: is the Junta’s readiness to dialogue an end to the political impasse? Well, this question bears on the minds of many local and regional experts after coup…
We will be looking at 2 themes in this edition. Healthy good sleep practice and the benefits of sports to our health. So let’s get started with the first, good sleep. Do you ever find yourself staring at the ceiling,…
Members of the 2nd Legislature of the Children’s National Assembly of the Gambia were sworn in over the weekend. The 105 elected kids from each of the seven districts took oath as they held their first debate session before handing…
Certain social norms are encouraged in society for mutual co-existence and harmony. With proper social etiquette, people can employ accepted moral standards that can also affect how others perceive or treat them. These principles especially in our African setting also…
•ECOWAS Regional Defence Chiefs to meet in Accra for implementation of the Standby force deployment in Niger Meanwhile, a former interior minister in Ghana warns against any military intervention in the coup state. •A Chadian Opposition leader Succes Masra returns…
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