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The Senegalese government has approved an aid of 2.5 billion CFA Francs for the cultural sector of the country in response to the covid19 pandemic. The government announced the funding on Thursday, a day after a sit-in against the restriction…
President Muhammadu Buhari has asked Nigerians to give the military more time and support to fight insecurity in the nation. He made the plea in a message to the nation on Thursday, the eve of Christmas. He said the military…
Traders in Ghana are lamenting poor sales this year during Christmas celebrations. This they say is due to the coronavirus pandemic as well as political uncertainty which has discouraged many from visiting market places. For transport operators however, the increased…
The African Union (AU) has deployed election observers in Central African Republic (CAR) and Niger, for the general elections scheduled to take place on Dec. 27, 2020 in the two AU member states. The 55-member pan-African bloc in a statement…
News link 2020-12-25 Third Edition
Voting is ongoing across Niger Republic as voters choose a new president to succeed Mahamadou Issoufou and 171 parliamentarians.
News link 2020-12-28 First Edition
WHO Director-General – Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was speaking at a twice-weekly webinar from Geneva on the novel coronavirus. He is urging governments to take all the necessary measures to protect their populations.
News link 2020-12-22 Second Edition
Authorities in Cameroon say hundreds of Central African Republic (CAR) civilians have fled across the border in the past few days, to escape election-related violence. The country is expected to hold elections this month and those fleeing into Cameroon say,…
Six Presidential candidates in Ghana are appealing to aggrieved parties to seek redress through the courts. This comes as the largest opposition political party; the National Democratic Congress (NDC) continues nationwide demonstrations against the election result. The six candidates who…
The Governor of Nigeria’s Borno State, Babagana Zulum, has blamed the recent spike of abductions along the roads leading to his state on the Nigeria military, saying the army has failed to do their assigned jobs. Mr Zulum was reacting…
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