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A coalition of Civil Society groups in Nigeria gathered in the capital, Abuja, to voice their opposition to a proposed bill currently in the National Assembly. The bill suggests allowing citizens to bear arms for self-defense amid the escalating insecurity…
Senegalese Opposition Unites Against Presidential Election Postponement, Amid Allegations Of Institutional Coup. Guinea’s Transitional Authorities Admit Mobile Internet Disruption and Radio Station Shutdown Following Rising Concerns. Burkinabe Transitional Government Affirms Exit from ECOWAS, Citing Article 91 of the Regional Blocs…
Liberia’s local fishing communities have expressed strong dissatisfaction with the elevated taxes imposed by the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority in the country. They find the reported increase in fishing license fees unacceptable, leading to their consideration of initiating a…
This episode focused on a challenge that demands our attention and concerted efforts – Youth Unemployment in Africa. We believe that by taking the lead in discussing, understanding, and strategizing solutions, we can pave the way for a brighter future.…
Malian Government Stands Firm on its Withdrawal From The Regional Bloc ECOWAS, Citing Violations. Ghana’s Parliament Implements Morning Roll Call and National Pledge Recitation as New Standing Orders. Liberia’s Outgoing Chief of Army Staff Advocates for Depoliticization of Armed Forces.…
In this edition of our guest interview, we will be speaking to Johnson K. Dorbor, a visually impaired Liberian who transitioned from a street beggar to an agriculturalist who has successfully recruited and employed several individuals.
In this edition of Our Woman of the day, we celebrate Liberia’s Sara Bey Solow Nyanti, the first Liberian woman to co-host the global Women Political Leadership forum in the European Parliament and engage the President of the Parliament. She…
Senegal’s Democratic Party PDS Supports Presidential Election Postponement to December 15 Citing Readiness for Electoral Scrutiny and Dialogue. ECOWAS Faces Criticism for Inaction on Senegal’s Political Crisis as Concerns Mount Over Business-as-Usual Approach. Guinea Marks Significant Progress in Corruption Perceptions…
The Senegalese Democratic Party (PDS) expresses approval for the postponement of the presidential election to December 15, 2024. The PDS welcomes the enactment of the law it proposed to annul the election initially scheduled for February 25. Deputies from the…
ECOWAS’s perceived business-as-usual approach to handling sensitive issues remains a concern. This perception is shared among citizens and Civil Society Organizations in the subregion with an interest in regional integration and development. Senegal’s unfolding political crisis according to the West…
The Guinean Government has recorded a substantial improvement in its Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for the year 2023. The Country’s latest achievement is contained in a report by the international NGO Transparency International, published at the end of January 2024.…
Members of Ghana’s Parliament will henceforth have their roll call taken by the speaker each morning before sitting commences. This is according to the new standing orders approved by the house last year. The MPs are also required to recite…
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