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In Liberia, over 53,000 senior secondary students have begun writing the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). The nationwide exercise marks a major milestone in the academic journey of thousands of young Liberians. WASSCE results play a critical…
In Côte d’Ivoire, the trial involving PDCI leader Tidjane Thiam and party executive Valérie Yapo has been postponed to May 22. Yapo is contesting Thiam’s legitimacy as party president, citing his alleged dual nationality at the time of his candidacy.…
Burkina Faso has officially re-established the Institute of Black Peoples, nearly 40 years after it was disbanded. Originally founded by the revolutionary leader Captain Thomas Sankara in 1984, the institute aims to promote African culture, unity, and values. The announcement…
Ghana has signed a major agreement with the Africa CDC to strengthen epidemic preparedness and response efforts across West Africa. The MoU focuses on data sharing, cross-border surveillance, and building regional capacity to tackle health emergencies more effectively. President John…
Chad is reeling from fresh violence after deadly clashes erupted in the village of Mandakao, in the Logone Occidental province. Authorities report that more than 30 people were killed, with several others seriously injured in the unrest. A government delegation…
The Intergovernmental Action Group against Money Laundering in West Africa (GIABA) has kicked off its 43rd plenary session in Dakar, Senegal. The summit brings together representatives from member states to evaluate regional efforts and strengthen technical measures against money laundering…
•French military Continues its Withdrawal from Senegal; hands Over Housing Facilities at Dakar Port •The Government of Togo faces widespread criticism for increasing electricity tariffs amid rising cost of living in the country. •And, Gambian Navy intercepts several migrants on…
Youth and women’s groups play a vital role in conflict prevention and resolution by fostering dialogue, promoting social cohesion, and empowering communities. They offer unique perspectives and experiences, often overlooked in traditional peacebuilding processes. By engaging youth and women in…
•Burkina Faso’s Government announces a school of war to train military officers amid constant terrorist attacks on the country •Guinea’s transitional leader, General Doumbouya orders the withdrawal of industrial mining permits from 45 mining companies •Liberia’s President Boakai invites private…
•Burkina Faso’s Government announces a school of war to train military officers amid constant terrorist attacks on the country •Guinea’s transitional leader, General Doumbouya orders the withdrawal of industrial mining permits from 45 mining companies •Liberia’s President Boakai invites private…
•Insecurity in Nigeria’s Benue State fuels fear and displacement among farmers amid rising violence •Embattled Thiam re-elected president of the PDCI amid ongoing legal dispute ahead of the October elections in Cote D’Ivoire •Committee probing petitions seeking the removal of…
In Nigeria’s Benue State, ongoing violence has left many displaced farmers living in fear and despair. Despite being moved from overcrowded camps near Makurdi, the state capital, these vulnerable communities continue to face attacks by suspected herders as they try…
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