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In Togo, the capital Lomé is set to host African cotton producers for a major sector meeting. The gathering forms part of the 18th review session of the Regional Cotton Production Programme in Africa. Discussions will focus on an in-depth…
Rising tensions in southern Senegal amid army operations, forcing civilians to seek refuge in The Gambia 2026 Global Terrorism Index ranks Nigeria among world’s most terror-impacted countries Fresh Blow to Benin’s Opposition party, Les Démocrates as its Communications Chief Resigns
In the competitive world of online gambling, waiting days or even weeks for your winnings can be disappointing and antiquated. Modern gamblers demand immediate payouts, and the rise of fast payout casinos has revolutionized how operators manage withdrawal requests. These…
“In this edition, we dive into the integrity of the ballot: as Nigeria debates the shift to full electronic result transmission, is a manual backup the only way to ensure credibility? Later, we travel to Burkina Faso to examine the…
In Nigeria, Muslims marking Eid al-Fitr are doing so under the pressure of rising living costs. As the festival signals the end of Ramadan, many families are grappling with increased expenses. From food to clothing and transportation, this year’s celebrations…
In The Gambia, Muslims celebrating Koriteh are facing growing financial pressure amid rising prices. Many families are scaling back on festivities as the cost of basic commodities continues to climb. Traders in major markets report slow sales, with customers reducing…
In Ghana, the National Chief Imam, Sheikh Dr Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, has congratulated Muslims on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr, urging reflection, discipline, and unity across society. In a message issued on March 19, he called on Muslims to ensure…
In Mali, the country marked Eid al-Fitr, bringing the holy month of Ramadan to a close. On the occasion, President Assimi Goïta called for peace and stronger coexistence among Mali’s diverse communities. The Head of State also reflected on ongoing…
In Burkina Faso, authorities are advancing efforts to regulate religious practices following the adoption of a draft bill at a Council of Ministers meeting. The proposed law seeks to prohibit the establishment of places of worship within public institutions, except…
A major social milestone has been reached in Côte d’Ivoire, as lawmakers have adopted a bill introducing an annual bonus for retirees. Under the new measure, all retirees, whether from the public or private sector, will receive a significant yearly…
In Senegal, the World Bank is mobilising 150 million dollars to strengthen the country’s healthcare system. The funding will focus primarily on women, children, and vulnerable populations. It aims to improve access to healthcare services and reduce inequalities in care…
In Guinea, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has raised concern over the government’s decision to dissolve 40 political parties, including key opposition groups. In a letter dated March 19, the UN rights office addressed Prime Minister…
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