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Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger are preparing to formally withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC). Justice ministers from the three countries, which make up the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), met earlier this week in Niamey to discuss the…
Burkina Faso has inaugurated a new war college to strengthen its fight against insecurity. The Tiéfo Amoro Institute of Higher Military Education will train officers to better respond to security challenges facing the country and the wider sub-region. Prime Minister…
The push for state police in Nigeria has resurfaced at the centre of national debate amid growing insecurity. President Bola Tinubu and several governors have voiced strong support for the idea, though critics warn it could be misused by politicians…
The Liberia National Police is seeking international assistance in a high-profile rape case that has stirred intense public debate. At a press briefing on Wednesday, Police Inspector General Gregory Coleman disclosed new developments, including a request for foreign DNA testing.…
Eleven West African nationals from Nigeria, Liberia, Togo, The Gambia, and Mali have filed a lawsuit against the Government of Ghana at the Human Rights Court in Accra. The plaintiffs allege they were unlawfully detained after being secretly removed from…
Gambian lawmakers threaten sanctions after forceful removal of country’s auditor-general from office by President Barrow. Togolese State Security arrests former Minister of Armed Forces, Gnakade, in Lome. And Nigeria’s Plateau State to recruit over 1400 personnel for establishment of state…
ENVIROSCOPE – Re-imagining Waste Management Systems. – Social Media Intro First, it is important to understand that different actors and sectors of our economy contribute at varying proportions to industrial waste. And some sectors that one will least expect to…
•Ghana’s president Mahama urges African leaders to prioritise basic development to strengthen democracy •The Burkinabe Transitional government frees 10 individuals, including journalists, forcefully enlisted to the battlefield. •Nigeria’s Plateau State Governor Mutfwang reaffirms support for the establishment of state police…
•Insurgents kill at least 22 villagers during a local ceremony in Niger’s northwest capital of Tillaberi. •The Burkinabe Transitional government frees 10 individuals, including journalists, forcefully drafted to the battlefield. •Chadian Parliament inaugurates its first Congress in Ndjamena with a…
•Pressure Mounts on Ghanaian Government to Declare State of Emergency Over Illegal Mining Activities •Ivorian Opposition Candidate Don Mello Denounces Judicial Manipulation Amid Disqualification of Several candidates ahead of October election •Gambia’s Parliament Grants 90-Day Extension to Special Committee probing…
In Ghana, pressure is mounting on President John Mahama’s government to declare a state of emergency in response to illegal mining, known locally as galamsey. Critics say the widespread destruction of rivers, forests, and farmlands has reached catastrophic levels that…
The Gambian National Assembly has extended by 90 days the mandate of its Special Select Committee investigating the sale and disposal of assets belonging to former President Yahya Jammeh. The motion was adopted Tuesday during the Assembly’s Third Ordinary Session.…
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