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The Ivorian government’s move to fully fund the 2025 presidential election has triggered mixed reactions from the public. While some hail the decision as a step toward sovereignty and independence from foreign influence, others suspect it could be a tactic…
Liberian President Joseph Boakai has called for greater transparency and accountability in managing public funds. Speaking at a Cabinet meeting on Monday, Boakai emphasized the importance of domestic resource mobilization in advancing his Agenda for Inclusive Development (AAID). The session…
Gambia’s Foreign Minister Mamadou Tangara has issued a stern warning to diplomats over recent cases of misconduct abroad. Citing incidents ranging from public brawls to improper attire at diplomatic events, Tangara said such behavior has embarrassed the nation. He revealed…
Mali and Niger have signed a new energy agreement to bolster Mali’s fuel supply for power generation. Under the deal, Niger will provide 150 million liters of diesel to Mali at a reduced cost, easing pressure on Bamako’s energy sector.…
Senegal is set to establish a phosphate mining plant in the Matam region as part of its new industrialization drive. The northern-based project aims to boost job creation and harness local resources to support economic growth. Authorities say the initiative…
Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency, the EFCC, has arrested 120 people suspected of cybercrime in Lagos State. The operation took place on Monday, May 19, 2025. According to the EFCC’s Head of Media and Publicity, Dele Oyewale, the suspects—95 men and 25…
Ghana Health Service (GHS) has ramped up surveillance at all entry points following the confirmation of four Mpox cases nationwide. Authorities say the move is aimed at preventing further spread of the virus. Two new cases—one in Greater Accra and…
The Togolese government is intensifying its mediation role in the ongoing crisis between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda. Acting on behalf of the African Union, Togo aims to bring both parties closer to a peaceful resolution. On Monday,…
In Benin, the Court for Economic Offenses and Terrorism (CRIET) has declared itself incompetent to continue the prosecution of former Police Director General Louis Philippe Houndégnon. The court said the charges are criminal in nature, not economic or terrorism-related. As…
Mixed reactions trial Ivorian Government’s decision to fund October election without Donor’s support Mali and Niger seal energy deal to boost Bamako’s power plant Ghana’s Health Service heightens surveillance at borders, entry points across the country, following four confirmed Mpox…
•At least two prisoners dead and four injured in an attempt to escape Amtiman prison in Chad •Authorities in Guinea Withdraw Exploration Permits from Several Mining Companies •West Africa Democracy Radio and WACSI renew a four-year strategic partnership to amplify…
•Authorities in Guinea Withdraw Exploration Permits from Several Mining Companies •West Africa Democracy Radio and WACSI renew a four-year strategic partnership to amplify CSO voices amid shrinking civic space in the region. •Rising insecurity in Nigeria’s Borno State and Lake…
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