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Burkinabé soldiers have managed to put out about fifteen terrorists, led by the executive of the so-called Support Group for Islam and Muslims (GSIM), Sangaré Boukary, alias Abou Fadima, in the locality of Kossi. Just after the attack carried out…
Reactions have emerged following the sentencing of Moussa Dadis Camara to 20 years in prison for crimes against humanity. His conviction is a verdict of the September 28, 2009 trial. Marcel Guilavogui was sentenced to 18 years of imprisonment, and…
Nigerian authorities are ramping up security measures ahead of planned protests in the country, with state governors and law enforcement agencies working to ensure the safety of lives and properties. In a bid to prevent potential violence, the Inspector General…
One of the organizers of the nationwide protest in Nigeria says the demonstration will be held as planned in all states, including the capital city – Abuja. Take It Back Movement, mobilizing in the Federal Capital Territory, denounces the counter-measures,…
The fate of the Gen-Z demonstration slated for July 31, to August 6, is in shambles as an Accra High Court, has granted an injunction preventing the 7-day protest from taking place. This decision follows an application filed by the…
The Affirmative Action Coalition, established to advocate for the enactment and passage of the Affirmative Action Bill (AAB), has welcomed the bill’s recent passage. This legislation, which had been pending for over a decade, aims to promote and progressively increase…
Sierra Leone’s Chief Minister, David Moinina Sengeh, has called on Sierra Leoneans to support President Julius Maada Bio’s Big Five Agenda, with a particular emphasis on the flagship initiative, Feed Salone. Etsey Atisu explains more in this report.
Big day in Nigeria as security forces brace for planned protests that are expected to begin today Three perpetrators of the second terrorist attack in Burkina Faso have been sentenced to life in prison And, we have reactions from some…
•Dixinn criminal court in Guinea sentences former junta leader Dadis Camara and others for crimes against humanity in the September 28, 2009 events •Nigerian Police urges peaceful protest in August, and promises to protect demonstrators •Former Liberian President George Weah…
Ghana’s Parliament has finally passed the long-awaited Affirmative Action Bill after years of unsuccessful attempts. The bill, which had been pending for over a decade, aims to promote and increase the active participation of women in public life, targeting a…
Majority of youths in Nigeria insist on participating in the #Endbad governance protest despite government’s counter-measures. The Malian Army assures of continuous fight against rebels in the north after suffering heavy human and material losses. And Ghana’s Parliament passes long-awaited…
Today, July 31, marks a significant milestone in the campaign for women’s activism in Africa: Pan-African Women’s Day. This day is celebrated annually to commemorate the first Pan-African Women’s Conference, held in Dar es Salaam in 1962. Unfortunately, it is…
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