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The West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) is calling on civil society organisations across the region to rethink their funding models as traditional donor support continues to contract. Executive Director Nana Afadzinu urged CSOs to diversify revenue streams, strengthen local…
Liberia’s long-running debate over Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) has entered a defining moment, as civil society groups intensify calls for a permanent, nationwide ban. For years, campaigners have pushed for stronger protections for girls and women, arguing that the practice…
Gambian President Adama Barrow has renewed his pledge to guarantee safe and clean drinking water for communities nationwide. His assurance comes as part of ongoing efforts to improve water access in both rural and urban areas. During a visit to…
Senegal is hosting a two-week cybersecurity bootcamp at the Army Training Center in Thiès, about 72 kilometers from Dakar. The program brings together young participants from across West and Central Africa for intensive training. Organized by the UN Development Programme…
The G20 summit has opened in Johannesburg, bringing together the world’s major economies for two days of high-stakes discussions. For many nations in the global south, the meeting represents a crucial opportunity for inclusive and solution-driven dialogue in a time…
Nigerian Army intensifies efforts to rescue school girls abducted by bandits in northwest region. President of Togo’s National Council, Gnassingbe, embarks on a working visit to Moscow. WACSI launches CSO week in Accra with call to diversify funding sources over…
In this episode of 50-50, we are having a conversation with Mildred Ngesa, a woman who wears many hats but to mention a few, she is aa Pan Africanist, Author and Women’s Rights Advocate. In the first of a two…
Africa is estimated to lose $50-$80 billion annually in lost revenue due to visa and border restrictions. While this figure is often associated with illicit financial flows, it also encompasses the economic cost of restricted movement, trade, tourism, and the…
•Ghana’s President Mahama promises to sign controversial LGBTQ Bill if Parliament passes it •U.S. Congress hearing on Christian Genocide in Nigeria yet again ignites fresh debate. •A New committee to protect journalists and Human Rights Defencers surfaces in Togo •ECOWAS…
For many young Africans, the dream of a borderless continent is not just a policy conversation; it is the difference between opportunity and limitation, between progress and stagnation. Across the continent, thousands of young people continue to wrestle with visa…
•U.S. Congress hearing on Christian Genocide in Nigeria yet again ignites fresh debate. •Ghana’s newlysworn-in Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie pledges to uphold the rule of law. •In Liberia, women and girls petition United Nations office over Government’s delay in prosecuting rape…
•Religious leaders and government officials in Nigeria divided over claims of Christian persecution; as US Congress sets November 20 for hearing •Ghana’s Newly sworn in Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonniepledges to uphold rule of law and judicial independence •Also, Liberian women and…
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