Sand miners in the Upper West Region of Ghana say they are not under any obligation to support their host communities in what is termed co-operate social responsibility. According to these miners, they pay royalties and other levies to the…

Police in the Gambia have rearrested leaders of the 3 Years Jotna movement. The political advocacy group which staged a protest two years ago, demanding the resignation of President Adama Barrow were picked up moments after their acquittal by a…

Workers in Togo’s informal sector will soon be able to benefit from the old-age guarantee without any social guarantee. The government decided to expand this guarantee to informal workers based on latest data from the International Labor Organization (ILO) which…

Nigeria’s National Primary Healthcare Development Agency as clarified that contrary to reports that the country has been disqualified from getting the Covid-19 Vaccines this February, the true situation is that the country is set to receive 16 million doses of…

Senegal’s Minister of Health and Social Action, Abdoulaye Diouf Sarr says the country has received, 1,117 refrigerators to be used to store vaccines against Covid-19. This equipment was acquired by the State in collaboration with the Gavi Alliance for an…

The International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation was observed over the weekend. The annual event sponsored by the United Nations is aimed at creating awareness on the harmful practice which involves the partial or total removal of…

Traditional leaders in Liberia are rejecting calls by the International Community to end the practice of Female Genital Mutilation, FGM in the country. Currently, there is no law that out rightly bans the practice in Liberia as a yearlong executive…

The United Nations has warned that two million women and girls could over the next decade, experience female genital mutilation due to the global pandemic. According to the organization, schools, which are supposed to serve as a safe haven and…