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Nigeria faces a critical education challenge, with 10.2 million primary-aged children out of school. Northwestern states Kano, Jigawa, and Katsina account for 16% of this alarming statistic. On the International Day of Education, UNICEF emphasized the need for urgent reforms…
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) and the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) have condemned the Federal Government and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) for raising telecommunication tariffs by 50%. In a lawsuit, SERAP argued the hike is unconstitutional and…
Foreign ministers from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger convened in Ouagadougou on Sunday to solidify plans for their withdrawal from ECOWAS. One year after declaring their intentions, the ministers reviewed a joint strategic document outlining negotiation terms with the regional…
Niger’s transitional government has announced an investigation into several NGOs suspected of having ties to terrorist organizations. The decision was revealed by the Minister of Interior, who raised concerns about the growing number of NGOs operating in the country and…
The Malian government has intensified efforts against illegal mining with a major operation resulting in the seizure of over 200 pieces of equipment and the dismantling of multiple illegal mining networks. Authorities highlighted the environmental, social, and security challenges posed…
The Trade Union Action Unit (UAS) has urged authorities to tackle growing concerns, including kidnappings and the high cost of living. Speaking at a general assembly, the UAS called for the respect of fundamental freedoms and asked the transitional government…
In this edition of Sports Talk, host Sankulleh Janko is joined by football experts around the continent and beyond as they discussed the Group Stage of the CAF Champions League-City’s struggles in the UCL-Real Madrid’s great run of form as…
Several coups and military takeovers have hit the subregion over the last 24 months, raising questions about the capacity of both the African Union (AU) and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to promote democracy and peace. In…
Police in Liberia invites embattled speaker Fonati Koffa and lawmakers over Capitol building fire investigation . Mali Announces stringent measures against illegal gold mining United Nations Mission in Guinea calls for clarity on electoral timetable and disappearances
Many people have been affected by various forms of online harassment, and some are still psychologically affected. Also referred to as “cyberbullying” or “online harassment,” it involves using social media platforms to repeatedly target someone with abusive, threatening, or humiliating…
•Police in Liberia invites embattled speaker Fonati Koffa and other lawmakers over Parliament building fire investigation •Mali Announces stringent measures against illegal gold mining •United Nations Mission in Guinea calls for clarity on electoral timetable and disappearances •Africa CDC Expresses…
Far too many children are being denied their right to education, as their schools are damaged or destroyed by conflict or climate-related Crises. Education is in these settings therefore lifesaving, and protects children from violence, sexual and gender-based abuse, exploitation,…
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