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On the program today we will be looking at the State of democracy in the subregion with special attention on major development making the headlines and leading conversations in three main countries, first, a protest by the Gambian youths demanding…
D’Tigress on the Hunt drawn in Group C FIBA qualifiers- Courtroom Clash in Cameroon as Girimi and Eto’o takes on each other- Salah Strikes Gold, wins Writers Association Player of The Year Award- Youth Final Showdown South Africa downs Nigeria…
•Gambia’s National Assembly Forms Committee to Investigate Jammeh Asset Sales •Senegalese Prime Minister Ousman Sonko is in Burkina Faso on a two day visit •Benin’s Anti-Corruption Court Launches Probe into Alleged Bribery Linked to ‘Le Libéral’ Party Leader •And Liberia’s…
•Gambia’s National Assembly Forms Committee to Investigate Jammeh Asset Sales •Tensions Rise in Guinea as former ruling RPG’s Secretary General Sékou Condé Arrested in Conakry •Benin’s Anti-Corruption Court Launches Probe into Alleged Bribery Linked to ‘Le Libéral’ Party Leader •And…
According to the World Bank, young people can no longer expect to find traditional ‘job-for-life’ careers. Instead, they should prepare for ‘portfolio careers’ that include contract employment, freelancing, and periods of self-employment. This shift is due to the scarcity of…
•French military Continues its Withdrawal from Senegal; hands Over Housing Facilities at Dakar Port •The Government of Togo faces widespread criticism for increasing electricity tariffs amid rising cost of living in the country. •Gambian Navy intercepts several migrants on board…
The withdrawal of French soldiers from Senegal is advancing smoothly, marking a significant shift in military cooperation. On May 15, French forces officially handed over key facilities at the Autonomous Port of Dakar to Senegalese authorities. This handover is part…
The Gambian Navy has intercepted a wooden boat carrying over 100 suspected irregular migrants, including two minors, attempting to reach Mauritania. The vessel, which departed from Bunyadu on May 12, got lost and drifted back into Gambian waters before being…
In Togo, civil society groups are criticizing the government’s recent decision to raise electricity tariffs by 12.5%, excluding taxes. The hike, which took effect on May 5, has sparked concern among residents already grappling with a rising cost of living.…
In Liberia, over 53,000 senior secondary students have begun writing the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). The nationwide exercise marks a major milestone in the academic journey of thousands of young Liberians. WASSCE results play a critical…
In Côte d’Ivoire, the trial involving PDCI leader Tidjane Thiam and party executive Valérie Yapo has been postponed to May 22. Yapo is contesting Thiam’s legitimacy as party president, citing his alleged dual nationality at the time of his candidacy.…
Burkina Faso has officially re-established the Institute of Black Peoples, nearly 40 years after it was disbanded. Originally founded by the revolutionary leader Captain Thomas Sankara in 1984, the institute aims to promote African culture, unity, and values. The announcement…
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