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A trial into the massacre of at least 156 people, with several hundreds injured, and at least 109 women raped, in the 2009 incident in Guinea has commenced. At the center of the prosecution is the former dictator Moussa Dadis…
At least seven university students died after allegedly inhaling fumes from a generator inside a music studio in Bayelsa state. The tragic incident happened on Tuesday morning, May 21, when the victims were working in the recording studio owned by…
Countries in the Gulf of Guinea are experiencing a surge in human trafficking particularly of women and young girls. This revelation was part of the findings of a project first initiated in 2019 by Sandra Perrot, the migration gender and…
The Gambia’s military chief says the country will not harbour anybody who will bring instability to Senegal. He assures Gambia’s Armed Forces of his commitment to working with its Senegalese army counterparts in maintaining peace and security in both countries…
An Energy Analyst and Chairman of the Oil and Gas Committee of the AGI, Kwame Jantuah, is making a case for more local involvement in the exploration of crude in the country amid concerns over the latest PIAC findings pointing…
APR’s Bah Diakhate and preacher Cheikh Ahmed Ndao to appear in court today for spreading false news and offending the Senegalese Prime Minister Ivorian Authorities expel 87 customs agents with falsified diplomas And, outrage in Liberia as government announces an…
Academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities threatens strike action due to unpaid allowances Success Masra resigns as Prime Minister ahead of Mahamat Deby Itno’s inauguration as Chad’s elected president Guniea’s Dixinn court begins trial of former dictator Moussa Dadis Camara…
Success Masra resigns as Prime Minister ahead of Mahamat Deby Itno’s inauguration as a Democratically elected president. Anti – Cybercrime commission in Mali to investigate individuals over statements capable of disturbing public order. Mauritania’s Constitutional Council publishes the finalist list…
For this edition of Woman of the Day, we celebrate 2011 Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee, a Liberian peace activist, social worker, and women’s rights advocate. She is the Founder and President of the Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa, based in…
Mali’s military authority is set to investigate leaders of two political organizations for remarks capable of disturbing public order on social media. According to the National Center for the Fight against Cybercrime prosecutor Adama Coulibaly, these individuals had called for…
Anti- Cybercrime commission in Mali to investigate individuals over statements capable of disturbing public order. Mauritania’s Constitutional Council publishes finalist list of presidential candidates for the June 29 polls. An independent statutory body, in Ghana reveals a decline in the…
Candidates for the June 29 presidential elections in Mauritania are now known as the Constitutional Council publishes the finalist list. Seven candidates in total including incumbent Mohamed Ould Ghazouani were approved by the Constitutional Council. Etsey Atisu completes the story.
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