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The Guinean Press Professionals Union (SPPG) has reported at least 70 attacks on press freedom in 2024. In its annual report released on Tuesday, the union highlighted multiple judicial and administrative abuses against journalists. The report raises concerns over increasing…
Nigerien authorities have ordered the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to leave the country. The decision, made on January 31, was only communicated to the organization on Tuesday. The government has not provided reasons for the expulsion, leaving…
Seventeen students from a Koranic school in Zamfara, Nigeria, have died in a devastating fire, with fifteen others injured. The blaze, which broke out late Tuesday, reportedly started from corn and millet stalks stored in the school compound. Governor Dauda…
Nigeria has secured $500 million in concessional financing from the World Bank for the Rural Access Agricultural Marketing Project – Scale Up (RAAMP-SU). This initiative aims to improve rural connectivity, making it easier for farmers to access markets and boost…
Liberia has secured funding to build a second hydroelectric plant, promising improved electricity supply for Monrovia and beyond. Information Minister Jerolinmek Piah announced that the new facility will incorporate hydro-solar technology, ensuring year-round power generation. This development marks a major…
The committee investigating the January 30 chaos during Ghana’s parliamentary vetting has suspended its sittings indefinitely. This follows a directive from the Minority Leader, instructing his members to withdraw from the probe and urging scheduled witnesses to ignore invitations. The…
The pollution of the Niger River has reached critical levels, severely impacting water quality, according to Mali’s energy and water minister. During a recent field visit, the minister expressed concern over illegal gold panning activities near the Djoliba River, which…
Gambian President Barrow confirms a third-term presidential bid ahead of the 2026 elections. West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) calls on African government and various CSOs to look for indigenous and flexible models of funding in order to be sustainable…
•Gambian President Barrow confirms a third-term presidential bid ahead of the 2026 elections. •In Mali, a New Association expresses willingness to dialogue with armed groups in securing Peace within Mali’s northern region. •Nigerian Police arrest more than 200 Undocumented Immigrants…
On today’s edition of 50-50 we’ll be exploring the evolving landscape of gender roles within the home. In today’s modern society, traditional notions of what constitutes “women’s work” and “men’s work” are being challenged and redefined. As we juggle careers,…
We start with the big question – How many African female artists have won the Grammy awards? The Grammy Awards, often referred to as the Grammys, are awards presented by the Recording Academy of the United States to recognize outstanding…
Our woman of the day in this edition is Hajiya Gambo Sawaba, from Northern Western Nigeria, who was a warrior, a defender of the defenceless and one who delightfully took over the fight on behalf of the weak. Sawaba was…
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