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Health authorities in Togo have issued a strong warning to the public against consuming fish found under suspicious circumstances. This follows the discovery of a large quantity of dead fish in a stormwater retention basin in a Lomé neighborhood over…
•Ghana Integrity Initiative calls for stricter sanctions against government appointees who fails to declare their assets. •Nigerian Senate Backs Adhoc Committee to organise national security summit •Mixed reactions trial the new parliamentary system of Government in Togo •The Beninese Government…
•Mixed reactions trial the new parliamentary system of Government in Togo •The Beninese Government investigates more than a dozen people accused of supplying fuel to armed groups •Liberian Government Codifies Regulations to Enhance Safety and Efficiency in Transport Services And…
•CSOs in the Gambia call for accountability in the sale of Ex-President Jammeh’s assets •Association of Doctors in Nigeria’s capital Abuja begins a three-day warning strike against the dismissal of over hundred health workers by the Government. •Ghana’s President Mahama…
•CSOs in the Gambia call for accountability in the sale of Ex-President Jammeh’s assets •Association of Doctors in Nigeria’s capital Abuja begins a three-day warning strike against the dismissal of over hundred health workers by the Government. •And, Ghana’s President…
In The Gambia, civil society organizations are pressing the government for full transparency in the sale of assets belonging to former President Yahya Jammeh. Their demand follows an investigative report revealing corruption, abuse of office, and conflicts of interest in…
Ghana’s President John Mahama has issued a stern warning to government appointees who have not declared their assets, giving them until March 31, 2025, to comply or face dismissal. Speaking at the launch of a new Code of Conduct at…
In Côte d’Ivoire, the Coalition for Peaceful Change (CAPCI) has announced plans to hold a major meeting with religious and traditional leaders at the end of May. The move comes amid growing political tension ahead of the October 2025 presidential…
Healthcare services in Nigeria’s capital face disruption as resident doctors in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) begin a three-day warning strike on Tuesday, May 6, 2025. The strike follows the sudden dismissal of 127 health workers by the FCT Civil…
In response to growing concerns about press freedom, the government of Burkina Faso has opened dialogue with media owners to reaffirm its support for professional journalism. The meeting, held on May 5, comes at a time when the country has…
Authorities in Benin have detained 12 individuals suspected of trafficking fuel to armed groups operating in the country’s northern border areas. The accused appeared in court on Monday, facing charges tied to alleged support for terrorist networks. The suspects —…
Senegal’s extractive industries have posted impressive gains, generating over 236 billion CFA francs in the first half of 2024, according to a new report by the National Committee of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI). The mining sector alone accounted…
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