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According to the African Union, youth unemployment is one of the major challenges faced by the AU Member States. The problem is exacerbated by limited alternate opportunities to earn decent livelihoods. Since the youth form the backbone of the African…
In Niger , the ruling by the State Court on Friday has removed the immunity of deposed President Muhammed Bazoum who the Junta accuses of multiple crimes including Treason and advocating terrorism. Under house arrest since the coup d’état of…
Niger’s deposed President Bazoum open to prosecution for crimes including Treason as the State Court lifts his immunity. Senegalese and Sierra Leonean authorities agree to deepen bilateral ties and cooperation. Trial of Guinea’s former second General Sadiba Koulibaly, opens in…
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye yesterday, Thursday, paid a working and friendship visit to Sierra Leone. During an interaction with his counterpart, Julius Maada Bio, he spoke about bilateral cooperation between Dakar and Freetown. At the end of the discussions, the…
The trial of General Sadiba Koulibaly, former number two in the ruling junta, opened yesterday Thursday before the military criminal court of Conakry. This former chief of general staff of the armed forces is accused of desertion abroad and…
Following the arrest of five Nigerien nationals last week at the Semé Kpodji Terminal, the men were yesterday presented to the prosecutor of CRIET, the court for the repression of economic offenses and terrorism in Niger. While two of…
Nigerian soldiers have killed six terrorists and recovered a large cache of arms in a counter-terrorism operation in Kaduna State, the military said on Thursday. The operation, which targeted terrorist hideouts in the Birnin Gwari area, is part of…
A Constitution Review Consultative Committee put together by the ministry of Ghana’s Minitry of Parliamentary Affairs has recommended the amendment of the Constitution for Presidents to pay tax. The committee wants Article 68 (5) of the constitution scrapped to impose…
Ghana is to experience three-weeks of interruptions in power supply due to a reduction in gas supply from Nigeria. This was announced by the Ghana Grid Company (GRIDCo) and the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) in a joint statement…
Today’s subject of discussion, that is the welfare of wounded soldiers, is enshrined in Article 12, second paragraph, of the 1949 Geneva Convention II provides that members of the armed forces who are wounded, sick or shipwrecked shall be “cared…
In Côte d’Ivoire, the government has announced the dissolution of the National Institute of Statistics (INS). This dissolution is based on the adopting of a decree establishing the Executive Agency called Agence Nationale de la Statistique. WADR’s David…
Gambia’s 2024 National Population Census, which began in late May, is set to conclude today, Friday, June 14th. The census, conducted every decade, aims to provide a comprehensive and accurate count of the country’s population, vital for effective policy-making…
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