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Dozens of Government Delegations Expected As The 37th African Union Conference Kicks Off in Addis Ababa. United Nations Human Rights Commission Voices Deep Concern Over Senegal’s Political Crisis. Ghana’s Finance Minister Ken Ofori Atta Replaced In the much-anticipated Cabinet reshuffle…
ECOWAS Parliamentary Diplomacy Mission Urges Calm in Senegal Amid Rising Tensions. Authorities in Mali launch Sovereign Technology System to secure national data The University of Ghana Survey Says 40% of Journalists Experienced Attacks. Nigerian government expresses worry following the spike…
Valentine’s Day is celebrated annually on February 14 to affirm love and affection to partners, families and friends. This special event is centered around expressing your deep love and affection for your loved ones by showering them with meaningful gifts,…
An urgent appeal for calm and restraint in Senegal has been made by the ECOWAS parliamentary diplomacy mission. The mission calls on all political actors to refrain from employing any discourse that could potentially incite violence or escalate tension in…
The United Nations Human Rights Commission expresses deep concern over the tense situation in Senegal after the suspension of the presidential election scheduled for 25 February. Elizabeth Throsselle, Media and Communications Officer for the Office of the UN High Commissioner…
The Burkinabe transitional president on Tuesday dismissed four soldiers from the army, based on decrees signed on February 9 by the Minister of Defense, Brigadier General Kassoum Coulibaly. The affected individuals, Privates Ousseni Tassembedo, Mevis Armel Bamogo, and Private Roger…
Judges in Liberia are underscoring the detrimental impact of misinformation and rumors on the seamless dispensation of justice. They express concern that the unregulated use of both social media and traditional media has left the courts and judges vulnerable to…
Findings from the University of Ghana’s School of Communications 2023 survey are shedding light on the challenges faced by journalists as the world celebrated radio on Tuesday. The survey reveals that approximately 40 percent of journalists have encountered attacks while…
The National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons in Ghana has revealed that around 1.1 million small arms and light weapons within the country cannot be adequately traced or documented. This staggering number of unaccounted-for weapons, out of a…
The trend of healthcare professionals, particularly doctors, pharmacists, and nurses, leaving Nigeria for opportunities abroad has been steadily rising. This mass migration has resulted in a doctor-patient ratio that exceeds five times the recommendations of the World Health Organization. Reporting…
ECOWAS Parliamentary Diplomacy Mission Urges Calm in Senegal Amid Rising Tensions. Burkinabe Transitional President Dismisses Four Soldiers Over Allegations of Arms Trafficking and Misconduct. Malian Magistrates Unions Reject Minister’s Decision on Legal Service Hours, Citing Executive Interference. WADR · NewsLink…
Today, February 13 is World Radio Day, a UNESCO International Day celebrated annually since it was adopted in 2011. This year’s World Radio Day theme is Radio: A Century informing, entertaining, and educating. This is apt as the opportunity provided…
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