Three foreign instructors and two Ivorian operators died in the crash of the Ivorian army helicopter in the northeast of the country, following unfavourable weather conditions. Government spokesman, Mr. Amadou Coulibaly made the disclosure during the daily update after the…

The Minister of Technical and Higher Education, Prof. Alpha Tejan Wurie has officially launched a needs assessment study on higher education institutions in Sierra Leone. The assessment, which was conducted by the Tertiary Education Commission {TEC}, captured all public and…

Sierra Leone’s main opposition All People’s Congress {APC} has adopted a new party constitution repealing among other things the controversial selection clause and separating the role of Chairman and Leader which used to be held by one individual. WADR’s Patrick Sallia reports…

There have been pockets of violence in the country after President Nana Akuffo-Addo’s announcement of nominees for Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives. The announcement was made on Sunday after months of uncertainty and tensions. WADRs Atiewin Mbillah-Lawson reports

In Ghana, members of the Eastern Region branch of the Ghana Union of Traders Association on Monday, locked up several shops belonging to foreigners, especially Nigerians in the regional capital Koforidua The Traders association members undertook a peaceful protest, displaying placards before closing the shops…

Liberia has become the second country in the sub-region to introduce a digital platform for the registration and licensing of nursing students across the county. With the launch of the e-platform, Liberia and Ghana are now the only two countries…

Police in Liberia on Monday fired teargas to disperse dozens of students of the University of Liberia who had gathered before the Foreign Ministry to demand the return of their lecturers to classes. The University of Liberia Faculty Association (ULFA),…

Two trains operated by Russian aluminum giant, Rusal, collided in Guinea's capital Conakry on Monday, killing at least one person and injuring several others. The world's third-largest aluminum producer operates three bauxite mines and an alumina refinery in the coastal…

Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos state, Nigeria’s commercial hub, has called on service personnel in the state military commands to be fully committed to their constitutional responsibilities of keeping the peace and strengthening security. He promised that the state government…