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Liberia’s House of Representatives has elected new delegates to the ECOWAS Parliament, marking a shift in the country’s regional legislative leadership. The move follows the recall of previous representatives due to controversies over their selection and compliance with ECOWAS protocols.…
A new report highlights the growing crisis of “Kush,” a synthetic drug that is rapidly spreading across ECOWAS member states. Originally surfacing in Sierra Leone in 2010, the drug has now infiltrated neighboring countries, raising major public health concerns. The…
Ghana’s Trades Union Congress (TUC) is urging President John Dramani Mahama to halt the ongoing revocation of public sector appointments. The terminations follow a directive from the Chief of Staff, affecting appointments made before December 7, 2024. The TUC warns…
Ghana’s new Central Bank governor, Dr. Johnson Asiama, has outlined six key focus areas to reset the nation’s economy. Speaking at his swearing-in ceremony, he emphasized monetary policy reforms, exchange rate stability, and enhanced financial regulation. Dr. Asiama, alongside First…
President Mahama calls for prudent monetary and fiscal management for economic reset as he swears in new governors of the central bank Mauritania’s State Prosecutor requests a 20-year prison sentence for former president Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz. Liberian government laments…
•Reactions Trail Senegal’s signing of a peace pact with Guinea-Bissau •Opposition party in Benin denounces systematic bans on Political demonstrations •Niger begins exploration of copper, aiming to boost economic growth •And, USAID fund freeze takes a toll on projects in…
In this edition of the African Hero, we delve into the life of Major Emmanuel Arinze Ifeajuna—a man whose journey spanned the heights of athletic achievement and the challenging landscapes of political turmoil. He was the first Black African to…
Africa since her contact with the colonizers has remained at a crossroads between her values and Western values because of the conception that modernization is grossly disillusioned. A significant feature of modern society is the presence and manifestation of modernization…
Reactions Trail Senegal’s signing of a peace pact with Guinea-Bissau, Authorities in Niger say they are beginning the exploitation of copper And, USAID fund freeze takes a toll on projects in Liberia, posing a major threat to some key sectors.
Senegal’s latest peace agreement with the MFDC, signed in Guinea-Bissau by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, has sparked varied reactions. The deal, aimed at ending the decades-long Casamance conflict, is being welcomed by civil society actors as a step toward lasting…
Gambian President Adama Barrow has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to protecting press freedom, emphasizing the media’s role in democracy and governance. Speaking at the inauguration of Star TV Headquarters, Barrow assured journalists of his administration’s continued support for a free…
Niger is set to launch large-scale copper exploitation as part of efforts to diversify its mining sector. Authorities have announced that industrial extraction will soon commence in the northern desert region. Unlike previous mining ventures dominated by foreign firms, this…
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