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In Mali, the Cybercrime Unit Court has postponed its verdict in the trial of former Prime Minister Moussa Mara until October 27. During Monday’s hearing, prosecutors requested a two-year prison sentence and a symbolic fine of one franc against Mara.…
In Côte d’Ivoire, several officials of the opposition PPA-CI were summoned on Monday by the public prosecutor and the police chief in Abidjan. The development comes just days before the party’s planned demonstration on Saturday in the capital. Recently, the…
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’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…
In Liberia, a coalition of Civil Society Organizations is urging the government and ArcelorMittal to maintain the country’s equity share at 30 percent. They argue that cutting the stake to 15 percent would undermine national development and deny citizens their…
Senegal has hosted the 14th Ordinary Session of the African Council of Ministers in charge of Water Resources, where leaders adopted a landmark strategy dubbed African Water Vision 2063. The roadmap, shaped over two days of discussions in Dakar, seeks…
UNICEF has launched a new initiative, First Foods Africa, aimed at improving nutrition for children across sub-Saharan Africa. The program was unveiled in Cotonou over the weekend in collaboration with the African Union, the Government of Benin, regional bodies, and…
•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…
•Burkina Faso’s transitional leader Captain Traoré denounces non-aggression agreement between terrorists and Cote d’Ivoire •Nigeria’s Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association emnarks on nationwide strike over dismissal of 800 workers •Guinea’s opposition slams new election date, cites ECOWAS deal…
•Burkina Faso’s transitional leader Captain Traoré denounces non-aggression agreement between terrorists and Cote d’Ivoire •Trial of former Malian Prime Minister Moussa Mara opens in Bamako •Nigeria’s Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association emnarks on nationwide strike over dismissal of…
The media, also known as the “Fourth Estate,” holds power to inform, educate, and hold leaders accountable. However, in many societies, this power has evolved into something akin to a media clergy—an elite group of journalists, leaders of religious bodies,…
In Nigeria, demolitions at the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex have left hundreds of traders counting their losses and sparked strong criticism from rights groups. The exercise, led by the Lagos State Government, is raising concerns not only about livelihoods…
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