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In this edition of 50-50, we continue with the conversation on Haemophilia. Through the powerful story of Megan Adediran, a mother and advocate, we examine the emotional, social, and financial impact of the condition, the stigma many families face, and…
•Political parties announce a massive rally in Bamako on Friday to demand an immediate return to constitutional rule. •The 5th West African Episcopal Conference gets underway in Dakar with a focus on security and rights issues. •And, UNICEF ranks Nigeria…
Tensions continue to rise in Mali as political parties prepare for a major protest in Bamako on Friday, May 9th. This latest move is aimed at pressuring the military-led government to reverse its controversial dissolution of political parties and end…
In Mali, the Supreme Court is preparing to audit the finances of all political parties over the past 25 years. The move comes amid growing political uncertainty following the repeal of the law governing political parties. Prime Minister General Abdoulaye…
In Senegal, the 5th West African Episcopal Conference is underway in Dakar, drawing more than 150 bishops and archbishops from 16 countries. This high-level Catholic gathering is not only a platform for spiritual reflection but also a space to address…
Nigeria has recorded a grim milestone, ranking first in Africa and second globally for the number of malnourished children, according to new data released by UNICEF. The report highlights the growing human security crisis in the country, with insecurity and…
West African countries are earning global praise for stepping up efforts to combat illicit trade. According to the 2025 Illicit Trade Index, Côte d’Ivoire leads the ECOWAS region and ranks fifth across Africa for its commitment to tackling illegal markets.…
With the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination set to begin on May 15, the Liberian office of WAEC is calling for professionalism and responsible parenting. Over 53,000 students are expected to take part in this year’s regional exams.…
Health authorities in Togo have issued a strong warning to the public against consuming fish found under suspicious circumstances. This follows the discovery of a large quantity of dead fish in a stormwater retention basin in a Lomé neighborhood over…
•Ghana Integrity Initiative calls for stricter sanctions against government appointees who fails to declare their assets. •Nigerian Senate Backs Adhoc Committee to organise national security summit •Mixed reactions trial the new parliamentary system of Government in Togo •The Beninese Government…
•Mixed reactions trial the new parliamentary system of Government in Togo •The Beninese Government investigates more than a dozen people accused of supplying fuel to armed groups •Liberian Government Codifies Regulations to Enhance Safety and Efficiency in Transport Services And…
•CSOs in the Gambia call for accountability in the sale of Ex-President Jammeh’s assets •Association of Doctors in Nigeria’s capital Abuja begins a three-day warning strike against the dismissal of over hundred health workers by the Government. •Ghana’s President Mahama…
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