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The Democrats and three other opposition parties have rejected the amendment of the electoral calendar for the 2026 general elections, as requested by the Constitutional Court on January 4. During their meeting on Monday in the commercial capital, Cotonou, the…
Ghana’s Electoral Commission is set to begin the processes to allow elections to be held in November instead of December. This comes after the EC met with political parties at the Interparty Advisory Committee, IPAC. According to the EC, the…
Gunmen in Nigeria on Monday night kidnapped six students and three teachers from a school in southwestern Ekiti state, the state government said on Tuesday, in the country’s first reported abduction involving school children this year. Armed groups have been…
Burkina Faso Justifies Exit from ECOWAS Citing Unjust Economic Sanctions On The Country. Over 40 Civil Society Organisations In Nigeria Calls for Declaration of State of Emergency On Insecurity In The Country. Senegal Takes Stride in Forest Conservation As Government…
National Croissant Day commemorated annually on January 30, is the perfect time to channel your inner Parisian baker and say yes to those buttery treats. While Croissant is known as a French specialty, the croissant originated in Austria under the…
In this edition of our African Hero, we embark on a journey into the life and legacy of Amon Kotei, a visionary artist and designer of Ghana’s Coat of Arms. Kotei was a prolific artist who explored various mediums, including…
Hosts Ivory Coast stunned Senegal at the Africa Cup of Nations on Monday, knocking out the reigning champions on penalties in the last 16 to keep their hopes of winning the title on home soil alive. A week ago it…
Mali’s ECOWAS exit sparks mixed reactions including concerns over military dominance. Incarcerated Senegalese Opposition Leader Sonko Endorses Bassirou Diomaye Faye as Presidential Candidate Successor. Liberia’s President Boakai Declares Drug Abuse a Public Health Emergency, Forms Steering Committee to Combat Menace.…
Mali’s ECOWAS exit sparks mixed reactions including concerns over military dominance persist. Incarcerated Senegalese Opposition Leader Sonko Endorses Bassirou Diomaye Faye as Presidential Candidate Successor. Liberia’s President Boakai Declares Drug Abuse a Public Health Emergency, Forms Steering Committee to Combat…
Political actors in Mali are responding to the nation’s departure from ECOWAS. While some applaud the choice made by the transitional authorities, others interpret it as an indication of continued military influence. Meanwhile, several political groups are withholding their reactions…
Imprisoned opposition leader Ousmane Sonko has officially endorsed Bassirou Diomaye Faye as his successor in the upcoming February 25 presidential election. Before his arrest, Sonko released a video on social networks urging voters to support his second-in-command, Bassirou Diomaye Faye.…
More than forty Nigerian Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are urging President Tinubu to declare a state of emergency for security in the country. According to these organizations, between May 2023, when President Tinubu assumed office, and January 2024, at least…
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