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The Liberian government’s new nationwide transport fare structure has sparked confusion and disagreement among commercial drivers and commuters alike. Announced by the Ministry of Transport, the revised pricing aims to ease the financial strain on citizens amid rising living costs.…
Togo’s National Assembly has resumed parliamentary activities with the opening of its second ordinary session for the year. The solemn ceremony, held on Tuesday, was presided over by Assembly President Kodjo Adéd-zé. Over the next three months, lawmakers are expected…
Burkina Faso’s transitional government has unveiled the Faso Film Fund, a new financing mechanism to support national film and audiovisual production. With a budget of 1 billion CFA francs, the fund aims to empower local filmmakers and strengthen the country’s…
Ghana’s president Mahama Pledges Swift Prosecution for Financial Misconduct by public officials to curb corruption Fuel scarcity looms in parts of Mali due to rising attacks on supply tankers by fighters from JNIM. The second edition of the Invest in…
Ghana’s president Mahama Pledges Swift Prosecution for Financial Misconduct by public officials to curb corruption. Fuel scarcity looms in parts of Mali due to rising attacks on supply tankers by fighters from JNIM. The second edition of the Invest in…
Across West Africa, land means power – it’s livelihood, heritage, and identity. Yet, for many women, owning or even accessing land remains a distant dream. Despite progressive laws recognizing women’s rights to property, age-old traditions continue to dictate who inherits,…
The second edition of the Invest in Senegal Forum continues in Dakar with calls for sustainable investment in West Africa. Fuel scarcity looms in parts of Mali due to rising attacks on supply tankers by fighters from JNIM. The Nigerian…
The second edition of the Invest in Senegal Forum concluded today in Dakar, bringing together global investors and decision-makers. The two-day event highlighted Senegal’s potential in key sectors such as agro-industry, renewable energy, infrastructure, and digital technology. Organized under the…
Burkina Faso’s transitional government has arrested seven employees of the Dutch NGO INSO, including several French nationals, on charges of espionage. According to Security Minister Mahamadou Sana, the individuals are accused of unlawfully gathering sensitive security information. The arrests were…
In Mali, a growing fuel crisis is unfolding as gas stations in Bamako struggle to meet demand amid disrupted supply routes. Since Monday, long queues have formed across the capital as residents scramble to secure limited fuel supplies. The shortage…
In Guinea, a strike by tanker truck drivers has led to the closure of several gas stations in the capital, Conakry. The drivers, who play a crucial role in the nation’s fuel distribution network, have parked their vehicles since Monday…
In Togo, journalists and media professionals are receiving training to better identify and counter disinformation and hate speech. The initiative, organized by the NGO Youth Awake, comes amid increasing socio-political tensions and rising risks of online manipulation. Participants are being…
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