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In Mali, the trial of former Prime Minister Moussa Mara opened this Monday before the Cybercrime Court in Bamako. Mara, who has been in detention since August 1, faces charges of damaging the credit of the State and opposing legitimate…
In Nigeria, at least 12 people have been killed following an early morning raid by suspected bandits on a community in Kwara State. The attack has once again thrown a spotlight on insecurity in the country, with violent groups increasingly…
Senegal’s National Navy has intercepted a pirogue carrying close to 300 people attempting to migrate illegally over the weekend. The vessel was stopped off the coast of Dakar. Authorities report that no casualties occurred during the operation. However, the surge…
Ghana has welcomed the United States’ reversal of recent visa restrictions, a move described as a diplomatic success after months of negotiations. The US Embassy confirmed the decision, restoring maximum validity periods for all categories of non-immigrant visas. The policy…
Guinea is marking 16 years since the September 28, 2009 massacre in Conakry, where over 150 people were killed during a peaceful protest crackdown. After years of delay, a historic trial began in 2022, culminating in July 2024 with the…
With Ivorians preparing to head to the polls on October 25, Muslim and Christian leaders are calling on citizens to embrace peace during the electoral period. The joint appeal comes less than a month before the vote, at a time…
Did you know that Memory is the thread that weaves our stories, our names, our legacies? But what happens when that thread begins to loosen? In this edition, we journey into a growing but often misunderstood health challenge— Alzheimer’s disease,…
Togo’s Catholic bishops have declared October a month of prayer as the country navigates heightened political tensions. The decision, announced by the Conference of Bishops of Togo, comes at a moment of growing unease in the nation’s socio-political climate. Church…
Liberia’s Civil Service Agency (CSA) has warned lecturers at rural universities and colleges to return to work as a nationwide “go-slow” strike intensifies. The protest, led by the Rural Universities and Colleges Faculty Association, highlights frustrations over poor living conditions,…
Trial of Former Malian Prime Minister Moussa Mara opens in Bamako Guinea marks 16 years since 2009 massacre as victims challenge pardon International relations expert welcomes US visa restriction reversal on Ghana but criticizes country for accepting West African deportees
Benin has introduced a new rule limiting heavy trucks exceeding ten tonnes to specific routes in the Greater Nokoué area during the night. The restriction applies between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. and will take effect on January 1, 2026.…
Tensions between Mali and Algeria have escalated as Prime Minister Abdulaye Maiga used his UN General Assembly address to accuse Algiers of supporting terrorism and undermining Mali’s sovereignty. The dispute follows a drone incident that Mali says occurred inside its…
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