In Mali, Youssouf Toloba, Chief of Staff of the self-defence group Dan Na Ambassagou, has spoken out against the possibility of negotiating with armed groups in the Bandiagara region. During a recent media appearance, Toloba accused some village chiefs of…

In Liberia, more than 700 residents affected by a recent demolition exercise in Monrovia are alleging violations of their rights and demanding justice. On Tuesday, the aggrieved residents erected roadblocks along major streets leading to the National Legislature, disrupting traffic…

Academic and administrative activities in public universities across Ghana are facing disruption as senior staff embark on a nationwide strike. The action is in protest against recent changes to their conditions of service at government institutions of higher learning. Striking…

The Government of Benin has unveiled a new public policy framework aimed at shaping the country’s long-term development. Known as Vision Benin 2060: “Alafia, a World of Splendor,” the strategy was officially published on Tuesday by President Patrice Talon. Authorities…

In Guinea, Prime Minister Amadou Oury Bah has called on political parties and movements that supported General Mamadi Doumbouya’s election to merge with the Generation for Modernity and Development. The appeal is aimed at consolidating political support within the ruling…

The Nigerian Senate on Tuesday once again failed to reach a decision on the proposed amendment to the 2026 Electoral Act. The delay occurred despite the chamber passing resolutions on an unrelated but urgent public health matter. Lawmakers acted following…