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Teachers in Niger are calling for greater awareness and action to curb intimate relationships between educators and students as schools reopen across the country. Although such relationships are strictly prohibited, the issue has resurfaced, sparking concern among education stakeholders. Educators…
The government of Niger has confirmed the integration of hundreds of former terrorist fighters and rebel group members into the national army. According to the Interior Ministry, a total of 369 individuals who surrendered to the ruling military have completed…
A regional conference of employers’ organizations has concluded in Lomé, Togo, with participants exploring ways to strengthen professional migration systems across West Africa. The meeting brought together members of the Federation of West African Employers’ Organizations (FOPAO) and other stakeholders…
The Liberia National Police say DNA testing remains the only way to confirm the involvement of suspended Deputy Minister for Youth Development, Bryant McGill, in an ongoing rape investigation. Police Inspector General Gregory Coleman told reporters that initial findings, including…
Some aspects of surrogacy may seem unfamiliar, but according to medical research, surrogacy is an arrangement in which a woman becomes pregnant and gives birth on behalf of another person or couple, who will become the child’s legal parents after…
Despite growing awareness of gender equality, women across Africa continue to face subtle and systemic forms of workplace discrimination. While wage disparities remain a global issue, in many parts of Africa, the challenge begins even earlier – at the recruitment…
•Democracy Hub Sues Ghanaian Government Over Deportation Agreement with U.S. •Ivorian Opposition Announces New Protest Despite Government Ban on Demonstrations •Liberian President Boakai Vetoes Twelve Legislative Bills, Citing Inconsistencies and Procedural Gaps
•Guinea-Bissau’s opposition leader barred from presidential race, sparking protest calls. •Benin opposition names 2026 candidate amid eligibility concerns. •Equity in Extraction Conference Opens in Accra on Africa’s Minerals •Amnesty Internationaldescribes President Tinubu’s pardoning of hardened criminals as dangerous for victims
Guinea-Bissau’s opposition leader barred from presidential race, sparking protest calls. Benin opposition names 2026 candidate amid eligibility concerns. Equity in Extraction Conference Opens in Accra on Africa’s Minerals Amnesty InternationaldescribesPresident Tinubu’s pardoning of hardened criminals as dangerous for victims
The Equity in Extraction Conference 2025 is currently underway, bringing together researchers, policymakers, civil society leaders, activists, and labor groups from across Africa and beyond to discuss how the continent can better manage its vast natural resources in a fair,…
Tensions Rise in Côte d’Ivoire as Election Campaign Enters Day Five Amid Opposition Calls for Protests Ghana’s National Security Vows Brutal Crackdown on Illegal Mining in Eastern Region Amnesty International Urges Nigerian leader Tinubu To Reconsider Presidential Pardon Over Human…
The Eastern Regional National Security Coordinator, Francis Annor Dompreh, has vowed a ruthless crackdown on illegal mining activities threatening Ghana’s rivers and forests. Speaking in Koforidua on Monday, Dompreh described the persistent destruction of water bodies and farmlands as a…
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