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The discovery of the UK strain of the coronavirus in the Gambia is worrying school administrators. This is because the country lacks the means to implement a comprehensive distance learning program for its students should the cases increase thereby resulting…
An Abuja-based Centre for the Study of Economies of Africa (CSEA) has reported that a research it conducted had revealed that 28,876 deaths related to tobacco smoking are recorded annually in Nigeria. Marco Castradori, a research associate with the CSEA,…
The United States Embassy in Ghana has announced the postponement of some scheduled visa appointments. This follows the upsurge in the country’s COVID-19 cases. In a public notice on Twitter, on Monday, the US embassy said the ongoing pandemic and…
In Côte d'Ivoire, the opposition and the government are moving towards a reconciliation after an initial dialogue started by President Allassane Ouattara came to an end in November. The Ivorian Prime Minister on Monday paid a visit to the Secretary…
Reactions have continued to trail the political landscape since the dissolution of the Independent National Electoral Commission CENI in Mali. On February 1, the Malian transitional government ended the activities of CENI, the body that tasked with the conduct of…
The United Nations says Burkina Faso is experiencing the world’s fastest growing displacement crisis. According to the global body, more than one million people have fled their homes over the past two years. As of January 2021, more than 2…
The United Kingdom says Travelers who lie about their visit to mutant coronavirus hotspots may face up to ten years in prison, under a brutal crackdown unveiled by Matt Hancock today. The Health Secretary Matt Hancock disclosed this Tuesday under…
The Senegalese government on Tuesday signed a financing agreement with the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). The financing agreement seeks to consolidate the livelihoods of small producers through the adoption of sustainable production practices, social cohesion and gender transformation…
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A trial has started in Finland for a Sierra Leone man charged with committing serious war crimes, including several murders, and crimes against humanity during Liberia’s bloody second civil war from 1999 through 2003. Gibril Massaquoi, who has been living…
France’s top spy chief has warned that militant jihadist groups in the Sahel, including Al Qaeda are pursuing expansion into the Gulf of Guinea, with a focus on Cote d’Ivoire and Benin. Head of French foreign intelligence, Bernard Emié, made…
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