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The Beninese opposition is not backing off yet. It still rejects the use of sponsorship for next April's presidential election. On Tuesday, the candidate of the Front for the Restoration of Democracy called for its application to be postponed. Frédéric…
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo has suspended the mounting of parades as part of activities to mark Ghana’s 64th Independence Day. This directive is in line with measures put in place to avoid large gatherings as the country continues to deal…
The Togolese government filed an official request for shipment of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov disclosed the details to the Russian News Agency following talks with his Togolese counterpart Robert Dussey. He said his country will…
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Nigeria’s Senate is demanding President Muhammadu Buhari declare a state of emergency on security in the country. This follows Wednesday’s attack by gunmen on a science college, resulting in the death of one student while several others were abducted. The…
Togo has joined a watch list of countries that have recently experienced a worrying decline in fundamental democratic freedoms. Recent violations include the closure of a media outlet and the detention of a journalist and trade unionists. The new watchlist…
One person has been reported dead and many others injured after violence erupted in the Kailahun district, Eastern Sierra Leone, between supporters of the governing Sierra Leone Peoples Party and a former member of the party, now standing as an…
Over 300, 000 people in the Gambia are set to benefit from an emergency food package launched by the World Food Programme (WFP) in partnership with the Gambia Government. The package according to the government and Food Program, aims to…
Burkina Faso’s governing Party, the Movement for Progress and the People (MPP) has dismissed accusations of vote buying published by the national anti-corruption network REN-LAC. The anti – corruption network in a report last week Thursday, announced that all the…
Fifteen Turkish sailors who were last month kidnapped by pirates off the West African coast have regained their freedom after 21 days and returned home. On Sunday, the Turkish news agency, Anadolu, said the freed hostages were welcomed at Istanbul…
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