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For our Community Report, we head to Edina, a city in Grand Bassa County, 3.5 miles from Capital City Buchanan in Liberia. Founded in 1839, Edina is listed as one of the original settlements by the American Colonization Society and…
Trust: You cannot have a healthy relationship without it. And yet, virtually all of us can bring to mind a scenario where our trust has been broken. But how do we develop trust in the first place? Can trust that’s…
Senegal’s March 24 delayed presidential election passed off peacefully with nineteen candidates contesting for the nation’s top job. Across the country, polls closed at 6pm and immediately followed by vote counting. Although there are still no official figures, just over…
While the provisional results from Sunday’s elections in Senegal are being awaited, experts want the lessons learnt in the build up to the vote to reflect in the new government. Recall, the election took place after much uncertainty following President…
In Ouagadougou, the Burkinabe capital, the Senegalese diaspora vote turnout was around 42% according to provisional data compiled in the three polling stations. This figure fell short of the expectations of the representatives of the political parties although some are…
The Chadian Constitutional Council has validated ten presidential candidates ahead of the May 6 elections that aim to return the country back to constitutional rule. Son of former late president and interim president General Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, alongside the…
The Nigerian military has announced the rescue of 137 school children abducted from two schools in Kaduna State by bandits. The pupils were taken by gunmen on motorcycles earlier this month sparking local outrage and international condemnation. Authorities say the…
Liberia’s 2023 presidential and legislative elections have since come and gone but the level of disunity among Liberians is widespread, as many are divided on political lines. In this regard, the Center for Conflict Prevention and Peace Building has concluded…
Today, we zoom in on Tuberculosis (TB), a life-threatening disease that mostly affects the lungs but can involve just about any part of the body, including the kidneys, spine or brain. It is caused by a bacterium called Mycobacterium tuberculosis…
Nearly one hundred million CFA francs was distributed among ninety-six Ivorian migrant returnees to support their reintegration process. The beneficiaries include twenty-eight women. David Vicent reports.
Two main presidential candidates maintain close lead in Senegal’s March 24 delayed election. The Chadian Constitutional Council validates ten candidacy files for the country’s May 6 general elections. The Islamic State terrorist network claims responsibility for the deadly attack on…
This edition of the Street Parliament takes us to the Gambia where the National Assembly has moved a bill that seeks to repeal a law that bans FGM to the ABC Committee following a heated debate on Monday This comes…
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