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The ECOWAS fact-finding mission is actively engaging in discussions with political actors and civil society organizations in Togo, continuing its efforts to address the tense political climate triggered by the constitutional revision proposed by the presidency. The delegation from the…
Civil Society organization, the Africa Development Council (ADC) has criticized the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) for its perceived inaction in addressing the unfolding constitutional crisis in Togo. The ADC has raised alarm over President Faure Gnassingbé’s proposed…
More than 300 agents of the elite Executive Protective Service (EPS), are threatening the peace of Liberia after the new administration of President Joseph Boakai terminated their services. The aggrieved agents stormed the Capitol Bypass, about a minute’s drive away…
An environmental expert is calling on the Nigerian government to take urgent measures to avert an impending but preventable flooding disaster. This followed the Nigeria Hydrological Survey Agency (NIHSA) flood outlook report for the 2024 rainy season, which predicts that…
Niamey, the capital of Niger, has been hosting the inaugural edition of Digital Week since yesterday, Thursday, focusing on the theme “Digital and Sovereignty.” This event serves as a platform for stakeholders in the digital ecosystem to convene and engage…
Malian Transitional Authority Faces More Resistance To The Dissolution Of Political Parties and Associations Ghana secures an MoU from bilateral creditors on the restructuring of its debts as experts say there is more work ahead Over 300 agents of the…
In this edition of the street parliament, we head to the Liberian Capital Monrovia where thousands of commercial motorcyclists have voiced their concerns after the government declared Monrovia and its environs a No-Go- Zone for motorcyclists. According to the government,…
Malian Transitional Authority Faces More Resistance To The Dissolution Of Political Parties and Associations Ghana secures an MoU from bilateral creditors on the restructuring of its debts as expert say there is more work ahead Over 300 agents of the…
Conflicts, old and new, along with the increasingly disastrous impacts of climate change, are driving a devastating rise in the number of forcibly displaced people across West Africa, particularly the Sahel region. From Mali to Burkina Faso, Niger moving into…
The civil society space in Senegal has lauded the move by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye on the need to adopt a bill on the protection of whistleblowers. To ensure this comes out speedily, he has instructed his Minister of Justice…
The Nigerien Army confirms more than a dozen people including soldiers killed in attacks in the western region. The ECOWAS fact-finding mission to TOGO meets with several opposition parties opposed to the constitutional amendment ahead of the April 29 elections.…
In this edition of Arts and Culture, we turn our attention to the vibrant coastal town of Elmina, where centuries-old traditions come alive during the Bakatue Festival. Held annually on the first Tuesday of July, this cultural extravaganza celebrates the…
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