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NewsLink 2025- 09- 30 Fourth Edition

•GHANA’s education minister pleadges to resolve 13 months of unpaid salaries to newly posted teachers •Over 50,000 Burkinabe refugees seek shelter in central Mali amid escalating armed conflict •Former Senegalese President Sall dismisses hidden debt allegations as baseless •A Liberian…

NewsLink 2025- 09- 30 Third Edition

•Over 50,000 Burkinabe refugees seek shelter in central Mali amid escalating armed conflict •Former Senegalese President Sall dismisses hidden debt allegations as baseless •A Liberian court orders arrest of high-Profile former officials over mysterious disappearance of $2.7 million Diamond •President…

Liberia, Sierra Leone Team Up On Governance Reforms

Liberia is hosting a high-level Sierra Leonean delegation for a study tour on governance and public administration reforms. The visit highlights a shared commitment to strengthening institutional frameworks across the Mano River Union. Led by Amara Kallon, Sierra Leone’s Minister…

NewsLink 2025- 09- 30 Second Edition

•Former Senegalese President Macky Sall dismisses hidden debt allegations as nonsense •The Malian Cybercrime Court delays ruling against former Prime Minister, Mara, until October 27. •President Barrow urges Gambians to embrace peace as tensions rise over the increasing cases of…

Gambia’s Barrow Addresses Nation After Deadly Protest

Gambian President Adama Barrow has addressed the nation following recent protests that turned violent and left one young man dead. Several others, including security officers, were injured during the unrest. In a somber national broadcast late Monday, President Barrow extended…

Nigeria Declares Public Holiday For 65th Independence Day

Nigeria’s Federal Government has declared Wednesday, October 1, a public holiday to mark the country’s 65th Independence Anniversary. In a statement, the Ministry of Interior urged citizens to uphold patriotism, unity, and resilience — values that have defined the nation…

NewsLink 2025- 09- 30 First Edition

•The Malian Cybercrime Court delays ruling against former Prime Minister, Mara, until October 27. •President Barrow urges Gambians to embrace peace as tensions rise over the increasing cases of police brutality. •And the Nigerian government declares October 1 a public…