It's you speaking!
It's you speaking!
Counting is underway in Burkina Faso following Sunday’s polls which was contested by 13 candidates incumbent Roc Marc Christian Kabore who is seeking re-election. The event passed off peacefully without major incidents although voting did not take place in some…
FIFA has banned CAF President, Ahmad Ahmad who also serves as FIFA Vice President for an initial five years. The Malagasy was also fined 200,000 Swiss Francs after he was found guilty of breaching several articles of the FIFA Code…
News link 2020-11-23 Third Edition
News link 2020-11-24 First Edition
Ghana’s Electoral Commission has described as baseless and unfounded a viral video suggesting that the Commission has denied security agencies the opportunity to register in the special voting exercise slated for Tuesday, December 1, 2020. The commission in a statement…
Nigeria’s third Gross domestic product GDP report released by the National Bureau of Statistics last week, indicated that the Country has slipped into a Recession. According to statistics Bureau – NBS, the eceonomy contracted by double digit. However, the decline…
Human Rights Watch is calling on Mauritania’s parliament to revise a draft law on associations it is due to confirm during its current session. The rights body wants the law to meet international standards on freedom of association. The law as drafted…
The United Nations said Tuesday that an average of 4,000 women, children and men are crossing the Ethiopian border into eastern Sudan every day. The United Nations refugee agency reports that those fleeing the fighting continue to arrive exhausted from…
Suspected bandits have kidnapped 12 police officers along Katsina-Zamfara expressway, a report by BBC Hausa has revealed. According to the report, the officers, who are assistant superintendents of police, were kidnapped ten days ago. The officers were on their way…
The Committee to Protect Journalists is calling on the authorities in Cote d’Ivoire to drop their investigation into journalist Yao Alex Hallane Clément, and cease intimidating and harassing members of the press. Police officers arrested Yao, a reporter with the…
News link 2020-11-18 Second Edition
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled against Switzerland’s intended deportation of a homosexual Gambian man, saying Switzerland has not properly examined the risks to which the man would be exposed. In a decision handed down on Tuesday, the…
Copyright. All rights reserved
Made with ♥ by WADR