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Chad has taken the first step toward revising its Constitution, with lawmakers opening debate on a proposed law that could extend the presidential mandate and introduce wider institutional changes. During a plenary session on Monday, deputies at the National Assembly…
On Monday, the Open Society Foundations (OSF) launched a new report in Accra examining the intersection of democracy and economic justice across Africa. The event brought together governance experts, activists, researchers, and the media from across the continent. The report,…
•Gambian Police forcefully removes Auditor General from office, amid his rejection of a ministerial appointment •Guinea-Bissau former prime minister Peirera announces his candidacy for November presidential election •Open Society Foundations decries declining principles of democratic practice in Africa as the…
•Gambian Police forcefully removes Auditor General from office, amid his rejection of a ministerial appointment •Guinea-Bissau former prime minister Peirera announces his candidacy for November presidential election •Open Society Foundations decries declining principles of democratic practice in Africa as the…
The United Kingdom and the United States are preparing to sign a landmark agreement designed to fast-track the development of nuclear power. The deal, expected to be sealed during President Donald Trump’s state visit this week, is projected to create…
A fragile truce has been reached in Tripoli under Turkish mediation. Over the weekend, Libyan Prime Minister Abdelhamid Dbeibah and the powerful Radaa Force struck a preliminary agreement aimed at easing tensions in the capital. The militia, which controls Mitiga…
Malawians will be going to the polls this week in a pivotal presidential election, as the southern African nation struggles with deep economic challenges. The country of 21 million is facing soaring inflation, fuel and sugar shortages, and growing discontent…
Plenary session, which is due to resume in the parliament of the Democratic Republic of Congo, this Monday, September 15th, is already marked by political turbulence. Petitions seeking the removal of National Assembly president Vital Kamerhe, Senate president Jean-Michel Sama…
•Open Society Foundations decries declining principles of democratic practice in Africa as the world marks International Democracy Day. •University of Liberia reaffirms ban on student politics amid rising campus violence •Sahel States Alliance marks two years with mixed security outcomes…
In this edition, we turn our hearts and minds to a group whose footsteps paved the roads we walk—our elders. In every village, every city, and every family, they are the keepers of wisdom, tradition, and memory. But as time…
Tuesday, September 16, 2025, marks two years since the creation of the Alliance of Sahel States, a bloc uniting Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger after their withdrawal from ECOWAS. Formed under military leadership, the alliance pledged to coordinate defense and…
Togo’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has summoned the European Union ambassador in Lomé after the European Parliament demanded the release of Abdoul Aziz Goma, an Irish-Togolese citizen detained since 2018. Goma faces charges of “conspiracy against the internal security of…
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