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Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has ordered a probe into Amnesty International’s allegations of police misconduct during the August 2024 #EndBadGovernance protests. Amnesty’s 34-page report claims police actions led to 24 protester deaths and the detention of 1,200 minors,…
The Electoral Commission of Ghana has concluded a special voting exercise across 14 of the country’s 16 regions. The initiative, aimed at ensuring election officials, security personnel, and media representatives can fulfill their roles on December 7, was largely successful.…
Students of the University of The Gambia staged a peaceful protest in Kanifing, demanding the reinstatement of two dismissed lecturers. Although the official UTG Student Union advised against protests, citing resolved concerns, a faction of students proceeded with demonstrations, raising…
The Gambia Press Union (GPU), with support from International IDEA and EU funding, has begun a two-day training program for journalists. Focusing on conflict-sensitive reporting, the initiative aims to enhance media coverage of the Truth, Reconciliation, and Reparations Commission (TRRC)…
El Malick Ndiaye has been elected President of Senegal’s National Assembly, securing 134 out of 165 votes during Monday’s inaugural session of the 15th legislature. Despite objections about his prior ministerial role, Ndiaye’s election reflects the ruling PASTEF party’s majority…
•Guinean government confirms 56 fatalities from Sunday’s deadly stadium stampede in the southern city of Nzerekore. •Senegalese Prime Minister renounces his parliamentary position to head the government under President Faye. •Special voting for security officers and essential service providers ends…
New Senegalese legislature to be inaugurated today, December 2, Amid Macky Sall’s Withdrawal Special voting begins nationwide in Ghana for security officers and other key institutions, but postponed in the Western and Eastern Regions due to ballot leakage Malian army…
On June 5, 1981, five cases of pneumonia due to a fungus, linked to a suppression of the immune system, were reported in five young people from Los Angeles. These cases are considered the first official registry of AIDS patients.…
New Senegalese legislature to be inaugurated today, December 2, Amid Macky Sall’s Withdrawal Special voting begins nationwide in Ghana for security officers and other key institutions…but the exercise has been postponed in the Western and Eastern Regions due to ballot…
Burkina Faso has inaugurated its first tomato processing plant in Bobo Dioulasso, aimed at reducing post-harvest losses by utilizing surplus tomatoes. The 7.5 billion CFA franc facility is expected to generate 8 billion CFA francs in revenue over five years.…
On World AIDS Day, Nigeria’s Plan Health and Development Initiative has called attention to the compounded struggles of people living with disabilities (PLWD) who are also HIV-positive. The group highlighted the stigma, rights violations, and inadequate support that uniquely affect…
Displaced persons from nine communities in Niger State’s Shiroro Local Government Area are urging immediate support to address the disruption in their children’s education caused by violent attacks. The crisis, which began with deadly assaults over a year ago and…
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