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In Mali, former Member of Parliament Abdoul Jalil Mansour Haïdara has been assassinated in an armed attack along the Ségou–Bamako road. Haïdara, who was also a respected religious leader in the Ségou region, was widely known for his dedication to…
In Nigeria, former President Goodluck Jonathan has described the 2014 abduction of the Chibok schoolgirls as an “indelible scar” on his presidency. He made the remarks at the launch of “SCARS: Nigeria’s Journey and the Boko Haram Conundrum,” a memoir…
In Togo, the Senate has resumed its second ordinary session of 2025 at the Palais des Congrès in Lomé, marking the end of a long parliamentary recess. This session is dedicated to reviewing and debating the draft budget law for…
President John Mahama has held a high-level meeting with major civil society organizations (CSOs) and stakeholders at the Jubilee House to discuss lasting solutions to Ghana’s illegal mining crisis, popularly known as galamsey. The meeting brought together senior government officials…
This edition of the programme is loaded, as we do have a new segment designed to counter disinformation on the continent. We call it, INFOCHECK! We will also take a look at the journey of Nigeria’s nationhood, even as she…
This Week in Sports talk, it is one year to go as the countdown to Africa’s first-ever Olympic event — Dakar 2026 — is officially on! In football, Morocco shocks Brazil 2-1 at the U-20 World Cup, topping Group C…
•Nigerian opposition criticizes Tinubu’s Government over rising poverty and inequality, 65 years after independence •MALI’s former MP Mansour Haïdara assassinated in armed attack •4th Edition of the Africa Fact Summit concludes in Dakar with a call for the protection of…
According to UNICEF, there is a widespread shortage of safe, dedicated spaces where communities can engage in meaningful intergenerational dialogue. Socioeconomic disparities and historical ethnic divisions often fuel mistrust among young people from different backgrounds, further fragmenting society and hindering…
•Nigerian opposition criticizes Tinubu’s Government over rising poverty and inequality, 65 years after independence •MALI’s former MP Mansour Haïdara assassinated in armed attack •4th Edition of the Africa Fact Summit concludes in Dakar with a call for the protection of…
•Nigerian opposition criticizes Tinubu’s Government over rising poverty and inequality, 65 years after independence •Burkina Faso dissolves Qnet Association over human trafficking and illicit practices •Mali’s Cybercrime Court tries two members of the transitional legislative assembly for publishing inciting online…
•Nigerian opposition criticizes Tinubu’s Government over rising poverty and inequality, 65 years after independence •Burkina Faso dissolves Qnet Association over human trafficking and illicit practices •Human Rights Commission urges Ghana to urgently pass community sentencing bill amid prison overcrowding
As Nigeria marks 65 years of independence, opposition parties are criticizing the government’s management of education, poverty, and inequality. They argue that the country’s pressing challenges demand urgent reforms, not just promises. Opposition leaders highlight the widening inequality gap and…
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