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Niger’s decision to suspend the International Red Cross has drawn mixed responses. Some civil society groups support the move, while others fear humanitarian consequences. The government has not provided official reasons for the suspension. Observers warn the decision could impact…
Liberia’s campaign for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council is gaining momentum. Permanent Representative Lewis Brown says the African Union has endorsed Liberia for the 2026-2027 term. This move aims to strengthen Africa’s voice in global peace and…
• Authorities in Senegal slash down number of official list of recognised media outlets from 600 to about 200 • Liberia’s government pushes for a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council • And, Nigeria is considering increasing the…
A coalition of civil society organizations in Nigeria is urging the government to address human rights violations during deportations. At a press conference on Thursday, CSOnetMADE and NACTAL raised concerns about mistreatment of deported citizens. The groups called for stricter…
Nigeria’s House of Representatives has proposed the creation of 31 new states, bringing the total to 67. Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu announced the proposal on Thursday, stating that the states are spread across all six geopolitical zones. Among the proposed…
In Ghana, the ad hoc committee investigating the recent chaos in Parliament will resume public sittings on Friday. The committee, set up by Speaker Alban Bagbin, had suspended hearings following a directive from Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin for his members…
A global summit on formalizing the economy in the employment sector concluded Thursday in Côte d’Ivoire. The event, themed “Innovative Strategies for Inclusive Prosperity,” was organized by the International Organization of Employers (IOE) in partnership with the General Confederation of…
Teacher and researchers on strike in Mali over unpaid bonus Civil Society in Senegal calls for transparency in compensation for victims of political unrest between 2021 and 2024. Tourists kill at least ten Nigerien soldiers in an attack near Burkina…
•Guinean Press Professionals Union records over 70 attacks on press freedom in the year 2024 •Liberia secures 300 million dollar grant for rural electrification from the World Bank •A fire outbreak in northwestern Nigeria kills at least 17 Koranic students.…
In this edition of ENVIROSCOPE, we are focusing attention on the importance of protecting biodiversity to preserve the ecosystem.
•Civil Society in Senegal urges a thorough investigation before issuing compensation to victims of violent political demonstrations between 2021 and 2024. •A school Fire in northwestern Nigeria kills at least 17 Koranic students. •Liberia’s government secures a 500 million dollar…
In Senegal, civic organization BudgIT has raised concerns over the government’s plan to compensate victims of political unrest between 2021 and 2024. The Ministry of Family and Solidarity announced that each bereaved family will receive 10 million CFA francs in…
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