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NewsLink 2025- 06- 02 Second Edition
•Authorities in Nigeria announced a new death toll of 153 fatalities and 3000 displacements in Mokwa’s deadly floods. •Civil society in Senegal calls for urgent action to address the rising femicide cases in the country. •Guinea’s Union of Republican Forces…
NewsLink 2025- 06- 02 First Edition
•Death toll from devastating floods in Mokwa, Nigeria’s Northcentral State of Niger rises to 153 with over 3000 people displaced. •Civil society and women’s groups in Senegal decry rising femicide cases in the country and call for urgent action to…
Flood death toll in Niger State’s Mokwa rises to 153
Tragedy deepens in Mokwa, Nigeria, as the death toll from recent floods has climbed to 153, according to updated figures from the Niger State Emergency Management Agency (NSEMA). The floods, which ravaged the region late last week, have submerged over…
Civil society in Senegal demands action over rising femicide
Women’s rights activists and civil society groups in Senegal are calling for urgent government action as femicide cases continue to rise. So far this year, seven women have reportedly been killed, a figure activists say reflects deeper issues of gender-based…
Senegal army shuts down 40 illegal gold mining sites
Senegal’s military has dismantled more than 40 illegal gold mining sites in the eastern region as part of a major crackdown in May. The operation, led by national defense forces, is part of growing efforts to curb environmental degradation and…
Ghana arrests 30 in crackdown on illegal mining
Ghanaian authorities have arrested 30 suspects in a series of coordinated anti-illegal mining operations across three regions. The raids, ordered by Inspector General of Police Christian Tetteh Yohuno, focused on galamsey hotspots notorious for environmental destruction and unsafe practices. Police…
WAEC Liberia uncovers cheating in WASSCE exams
Liberia’s education system has been rocked by a cheating scandal uncovered by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) during the ongoing WASSCE exams. The scheme reportedly involves impersonators and possible collusion by school officials. Dale Gbotoe, WAEC Liberia’s regional head,…
Liberia confirms 69 active Mpox cases, no deaths reported
Liberia is seeing a rise in Mpox cases, with 69 active infections confirmed as of May 31, 2025, according to the National Public Health Institute of Liberia (NPHIL). Fortunately, no deaths have been recorded so far. The institute has introduced…
Guinea’s UFR reaffirms Sidya Touré as leader amid age limit debate
Guinea’s Union of Republican Forces (UFR) has officially reconfirmed Sidya Touré as party leader during its recent congress, despite his current exile in Côte d’Ivoire. Touré, who served as Prime Minister from 1996 to 1999, received overwhelming support from party…
Ousmane Sonko begins official visit to Guinea to strengthen ties
Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko is in Conakry, for a two-day official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation between Senegal and Guinea. Sonko, who arrived in Conakry on Sunday, June 1, was welcomed with full civil and military honors by…
Togo launches reforestation campaign on National Tree Day
Togo marked its annual National Tree Day on Sunday with the launch of a major reforestation campaign aimed at curbing deforestation and tackling climate change. The initiative comes as the World Meteorological Organization warns of rising global temperatures between 2025…
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