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The Government of the Gambia has issued a strong warning on the consequences of violating Covid-19 emergency regulations to intended travellers to the holy city of Touba in Senegal to attend the annual pilgrimage. The warning came as thousands of…
The armed conflict in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions continues unabated despite a called national dialogue by the government over a year ago. The government called the dialogue to find a way of resolving the conflict which was sparked by residents of…
The Ghanaian government has repatriated over Two thousand, two hundred of its citizens living in Lebanon and other Arab countries. The returnees, mostly women say they suffered sexual abuse, physical assaults, and confiscation of passports by their employers in a…
Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, has banned the personnel of the dreaded Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) and other ‘Tactical Squads’ of the Force from operating on Nigerian roads. This directive was contained in a statement by the Force…
As the world commemorates the Breast Cancer Awareness month, women in low-income countries have been urged to regularly screen for cases of cancer. Statistics from the World Health Organisation (WHO) indicates that in 2018, there was an estimated 2.1 million…
Millions of Muslims belonging to the Mouride brotherhood in Senegal and elsewhere are converging on the Senegalese Holy City of Touba for their annual pilgrimage known locally as the Magal. It is an occasion that marks the departure into exile…
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News link 2020-10-06 First Edition
Around 400 to 500 demonstrators took to the streets of Algiers on Monday in defiance of a nationwide ban on protests to demand democratic change as they also called for the release of over 60 members of the Hirak anti-government…
Gambian President Adama Barrow has extended the State of Public Emergency and Curfew for an additional 21 days. The Gambian leader says the extension was necessary due to recent upsurge in Covid-19 cases. Sankulleh Janko has more in this report…
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