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In 1957, on this day, Ghana became the first African country in sub-Saharan Africa to become a free nation officially. Ghana was the first country in sub-Saharan Africa to become independent from European colonial rule. A cross-section of Ghanaians shared…
Lawmakers in Liberia have approved a resolution aimed at putting an end to the culture of impunity by pursuing legal action against those primarily responsible for the decade-long civil war that concluded in 2003. The country’s devastating civil conflict, spanning from…
This edition of our Guest interview features Madam Ora Barclay-Keller, founder and Executive Director of a non-profit and self-supported Civil Society organization called The Girls for Change Organization. Established in 2013, the organization assists young women in Liberia to live…
Civil society organizations and human rights groups are gearing up to protest the amnesty bill scheduled for debate in a plenary session at the National Assembly today. The proposed legislation encompasses “all acts that may be classified as a criminal…
In this edition of Our Woman of the Day, we celebrate Mrs. Vashti Capehart-Blamo, Founder and Executive Director of the Salvation Kids Gospel Ministry of Liberia. Mrs. Capehart-Blamo embarked on a massive campaign over the last few years to assist…
Economist and Dean of the University of Ghana Business School, Professor Lord Mensah has chastised the Finance Ministry over its concerns that the Human Sexual and Family Values bill which prohibits LGBTQ activities, when signed into law will have revenue…
Two Malian soldiers, held captive by the JNIM terrorist group led by Iyad Ag Ghaly, are appealing to the transitional authorities for their release. A video released on Monday by JNIM showcased the two Malian soldiers who were captured during…
The United Nations Human Rights Commission is calling on Mali to ensure accountability in the country. In a media briefing on Tuesday, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk said the human rights situation in Mali remains very…
The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria has expressed its backing for the federal government’s initiative to enact the 2012 Civil Service Reform, commonly known as the “Oronsaye Report,” to trim the expenses associated with governance in the nation.…
Lawmakers In Liberia Take Historic Step to End Impunity for Decade-Long Civil War Atrocities. Senegal Braces for Protests as Civil Society Opposes Controversial Amnesty Bill Impacting Political Demonstrations. UN Calls on Malian Transitional To Ensure Accountability Amidst Escalating Human Rights…
Amnesty International cautions the State of Senegal against circumventing justice for families of political violence with the just adopted Amnesty Bill Togo’s National Assembly opens for 2024 ordinary legislative session following delayed parliamentary elections. Liberia’s former President Weah and civil…
In Nigeria’s National Assembly, plenary was briefly disrupted today when power outage forced Senators to abandon proceedings. The plenary however commenced after power was restored some minutes later. The President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, who apologized for the temporary…
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