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Guinea is celebrating its 67th independence anniversary today, marking more than six decades since gaining freedom from colonial rule. On the eve of the celebration, transitional president General Mamady Doumbouya addressed the nation, reflecting on the state of the country.…
Guinean journalist Babila Keïta, who is in exile, has denounced the abduction of his father, claiming it is an attempt by the authorities to pressure him into surrendering. In a video released on September 29, Keïta accused the military regime…
Benin’s leading opposition party, the Cowry Force for an Emerging Benin (FCBE), has officially nominated its candidate for the 2026 presidential election. The party will be represented by Paul Hounkpé, its executive secretary and a former minister under ex-president Yayi…
Over 200 fact-checking organizations and information experts from across Africa have gathered in Dakar for the 2025 Africa Fact-Checking Summit. The event focuses on tackling the growing challenge of disinformation on the continent. This year’s edition, themed “Strengthening Information Integrity,…
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that Ghana will ratify the United Nations Convention on Cybercrime this month, marking a major step in strengthening the nation’s defenses against online threats. The move is aimed at boosting the country’s capacity to…
Nigeria’s senior oil workers’ union, the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association (PENGASSAN), has suspended its nationwide strike. The announcement came Wednesday after negotiations with the government and management of the Dangote Refinery. The industrial action was triggered by…
Monrovia is hosting the 8th Association of African Maritime Administrations (AAMA) conference, bringing together more than 200 delegates from over 40 African countries and international partners. The gathering, which began Tuesday and runs until Friday, October 3, 2025, focuses on…
The Chadian Teachers’ Union (SET) has declared a week-long warning strike as the 2025–2026 academic year begins. The strike runs from October 1 to October 9, 2025. Union leaders say the action is a response to the government’s failure to…
This week’s edition of Enviroscope is on World Animal Day. Commemorated each year on October 4, the day’s advocacy encompasses all animals, including wild, domesticated, farmed, and endangered species, as well as the issues they face. This day aims to…
•President Tinubu calls for national patriotism and unity as Nigeria Marks 65 Years of Independence •Floods in Niger defers 2025–2026 academic calendar to October 15 as many classrooms are used as makeshift shelters. •Ghana’s president Mahama warns against hate speech,…
President Tinubu calls for all hands-on deck as Nigeria Marks 65 Years of Independence IOM repatriates over 100 Gambian Migrants from Tunisia Ghana’s president Mahama warns against hate speech, pledges stronger cybersecurity collaboration 2025 Africa Facts Checking Summit gets Underway…
The United States is bracing for its first government shutdown since 2018, after senators failed to pass a last-minute funding bill. With funding set to expire at midnight Washington time, large parts of the government are expected to grind to…
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