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The African Union has restarted mediation efforts with the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), drawing regional focus to the tense political climate in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. The talks aim to restore constitutional rule and address worsening security and…
Energy stakeholders across West Africa are calling for a regional pricing benchmark for petroleum products. Speaking at a key industry meeting in Abuja, players said current global pricing models ignore the continent’s unique logistics and supply challenges. They argued that…
Ghana’s University Teachers Association (UTAG) is demanding swift action from President John Mahama to curb illegal mining, known locally as galamsey. The association has called for a state of emergency in affected regions, tougher enforcement of mining laws, and punishment…
Liberia has made history by launching Africa’s first Youth Entrepreneurship Investment Bank, backed by the African Development Bank (AfDB). The bold initiative was unveiled in Monrovia following a visit by AfDB President Dr. Akinwumi Adesina. Aimed at tackling soaring youth…
Guinea’s National Agency for Health Security (ANSS) has raised fresh concerns over the growing spread of Mpox, following confirmation of a new death linked to the virus. In its latest bulletin, the agency revealed that the Mpox outbreak now affects…
The Gambia has confirmed its first-ever case of monkeypox (Mpox), identified through the country’s routine disease surveillance system on July 18, 2025. Health authorities say the patient is in stable condition and responding positively to treatment. In a statement issued…
Cameroon’s electoral body, Elecam, has received a historic 82 candidacy applications ahead of the October 12, 2025 presidential election — the highest ever in the country’s history. With the final candidate list expected on August 2, analysts say the surge…
•Citizens and civil society in Togo set July 25 for memorial march to honour victims of June protest. •Teachers Association of Ghana issues 3-month ultimatum to President Mahama to declare state of emergency on illegal mining. •And health authorities in…
In Ghana and across West Africa, harmful gender norms remain deeply entrenched in many aspects of society, from child marriage and the exclusion of women from property ownership to the rigid expectation that a woman’s role is limited to the…
•Embattled Nigerian Senator Natasha Returns To National Assembly, Denied Entry •Ghanaian MP for Ablekuma North sworn into office as minority walks out of parliament •Open Society Foundation Launches Africa-led Initiatives to tackle Emerging Challenges •Malian Government prevents former Prime Minister…
Ghana’s Ewurabena Aubynn has officially been sworn in as the Member of Parliament for Ablekuma North, despite a dramatic walkout by the minority in parliament. Her induction follows a tight rerun election, where she edged out NPP’s Akua Afriyie by…
Embattled Nigerian Senator Natasha Returns To National Assembly, Denied Entry In Ghana, MP for Ablekuma North sworn into office amidst a walk out by minority in parliament Open Society Foundation Launches Africa-led Initiatives to Address Emerging Challenges And Ahead of…
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